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To: balls

“The confirmation that a British subject was the legal, declared father of Barack Hussein Obama, Jr., establishes more firmly the charge that he is ineligible for office, since to be president the U.S. Constitution requires that one be a natural born citizen, and no natural born citizen can have a foreigner as a parent.”

For some reason, this factor is being ignored yet it’s the simplest one to explain and defend.


54 posted on 12/11/2009 5:26:10 AM PST by balls (Sarah, get off your facebook and do something!)
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To: balls

Because of our system of checks and balances, only congress can enforce the laws on this issue. There is no way in hell that this congress is going to do anything that threatens their rubber stamp in the white house. The dimrat party has totally corrupted the presidential elections process. McCain and the rest us got so punked in the last election assuming that it was being run evenly on both sides. The people in the dim party that allowed ozero to move forward need to be held responsible. ozero is the acting president and other than the ‘12 election, I can’t see anything touching the boy king. I used to get just fighting mad about this, but I don’t see anyone aside from freepers and a few others who even give a damn. The dangerous thing I see coming down the road, other than the current “leadership”, is that the dimrats have set a precedent on who can be president from their party. Who’s next? a blatant in your face illegal alien?
Part of me thinks that mccain knew all this, but was afraid to bring it up because of all the media who was campaigning for our first historic doofus.


58 posted on 12/11/2009 5:34:58 AM PST by Texas resident (Hunkered Down)
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