I am not confused, although I cannot speak to your status. ;-P
Obama had to present such declarations in 2008 - and yet here we are.
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Do you think that the public and state election officials in each state will demand that Obama present his long form birth certificate in order to prove that he is eligible to run for president, when Obama applies in each state to put his name on the 2012 primary ballot and on the Nov. 2012 presidential ballot?
We must remember this: The public has from 1 to 5 days---it depends on the state---to challenge a presidential candidate's eligibility status after the candidate presents his signed official application form where he declares that he is eligible to run for President of the United States under the laws of the Constitution of the United States.
Do you think that the public and state election officials in each state will demand that Obama present his long form birth certificate in order to prove that he is eligible to run for president, when Obama applies in each state to put his name on the 2012 primary ballot and on the Nov. 2012 presidential ballot?
We must remember this: The public has from 1 to 5 days-—it depends on the state-—to challenge a presidential candidate’s eligibility status after the candidate presents his signed official application form where he declares that he is eligible to run for President of the United States under the laws of the Constitution of the United States.