You were saying ... Is that proof going to require documentary evidence that both parents were American citizens at the time of birth??? That understanding, that you're presenting here, is disputed among conservatives and others, as to whether that is a requirement. You may think so, but others think not. As far as I can see, this kind of requirement that is spoken about here on Free Republic with a few Freepers maintaining that this is so -- is only going to be resolved by a Supreme Court decision. You're not going to find any legislature that will pass that kind of specific requirement into law -- but -- you will find that state legislatures will have a relatively easy time of passing a law that requires a birth certificate to be shown or else the candidate cannot be on the ballot.
She doesn't mind state legislatures passing laws that all candidates present birth certificates because she knows that the Hawaiian Democratically-controlled criminal syndicate will provide Obama with any piece of paper that he might need to comply with any state law, 50 different birth certificates if necessary.
But she bristles at the thought of the candidate being required to provide proof that both parents were US citizens at the time of birth -- as it is truly Obama's Achilee's heel for which they have no answer. She is probably NS's wife.
She doesn't mind state legislatures passing laws that all candidates present birth certificates because she knows that the Hawaiian Democratically-controlled criminal syndicate will provide Obama with any piece of paper that he might need to comply with any state law, 50 different birth certificates if necessary.
It's just as I've seen from the beginning... just propose a simple solution to the problem of there being no legal requirement for a candidate to produce a birth certificate -- and some of those of the Obama Derangement Syndrome will nix the idea because it's not complicated enough for them and it's way too simple of a solution... LOL...
Just like I said up above to someone else...
There's a lot of opposition to this kind of thing (i.e., a state law) -- or, at least, there has been in the past. I don't know if many of the Obama Derangement Syndrome people are still opposing it like they were right after the election... when I was proposing it.
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But she bristles at the thought of the candidate being required to provide proof that both parents were US citizens at the time of birth -- as it is truly Obama's Achilee's heel for which they have no answer. She is probably NS's wife.
I guess stating the reality that there are conservatives that disagree with you on what you say about the parents' citizenship in regards to the Constitutional requirements for office -- is "bristling"... LOL...
Sorry, the fact of reality, is that when you get your own people who disagree with you (those other conservatives in those various legislatures) and you expect them to pass a law in their state in which they disagree with your view -- is very naive -- to think that such a law is going to be proposed, much less pass.
That's what I call a statement of reality, for you.
Another statement of reality for you is that you're not going to see a resolution of this disagreement (with the parents' citizenship in regards to the Constitutional requirements) -- without getting a Supreme Court decision.
BUT, you're also ignoring a very large segment of the population, here, when you say that, who wants to have the birth certificate produced -- which is exactly what this kind of proposal that I've made since right after the election -- would solve very simply.
Thus, you would not have the disagreement within conservative circles on the basis of getting all candidates to produce their birth certificate or else they cannot be placed on the ballot in that state. That's what can easily be passed and that's what will get the birth certificate to be shown -- as has been demanded by many here.