If he committed perjury, that oath would be invalid, and he would not be president. No oath, means not being president.
It is frustrating, but it seems unlikely that any citizen will have the standing to challenge Obama’s legitimacy.
It probably didn't occur to our Founding Fathers that anyone would perjure their way into the office of president. As I have posted previously, our system of government depends upon honest good will. If there is no honest good will, it will be impossible to write laws tight enough to corral evil.
I pray that repentance and revival will spread through the land. If it doesn't we will be slaves.
It happened with the 21st President of the United States, Chester A. Arthur — that he was not qualified per the Constitution to be President — so this is not the first time such a thing has happened. With Chester A. Arthur, Leo Donofrio has proved the case with him and so according to what he says, we know it.
With Obama, we have the authority of the State of Hawaii on the matter, saying that Obama was born there and that he is a natural-born American citizen. At this point in time, the only way anyone is going to find out any different than what we’ve got right now — is that someone will have to come up with some real solid evidence to the contrary...
Sure it did. They were well aware of scoundrels and trolls. The system they erected includes a Congress of multitudes, and much power resides there. As pertains to matters political, such as seating an executive leader for the country, there is an extreme concentration of power there.
The founders did not think that the body of Congress would be a unified traitor to the constitution.