[itsahoot]

In Mcain’s case, he was examined as a candidate with Congress ruling in his favor.

The Senate, not congress issued a sense of the Senate resolution, which means absolutely nothing as far as the Law, is concerned.

Interestingly enough they at first included Obama in that resolution, but later removed his name, I wonder why? Of course Steve, Parsy and Dirtyboy, will chime in and say they determined it would not be required in Obama's case because his citizenship was undisputed.

Of course the question remains as to why they thought it necessary in the beginning.

[Eagle Eye]

Not to be terribly nit picky, but the Senate is part of Congress. One house is the Senate, the other is the House of Representatives.

[dirtboy]

Of course Steve, Parsy and Dirtyboy, will chime in and say they determined it would not be required in Obama's case because his citizenship was undisputed.

You really are a piece of work. I have never chimed in on this subject before, and my issue is with Orly, not the larger birther movement. But you are so cultlike in your thinking that anyone who criticizes anyone in your movement must be the enemy, even when that person has just been slapped by a judge for their incompetence.

I've had a civil conversation on this subject on this thread except with you, but what can I expect from someone who criticizes me without the common FR protocol of pinging me?