[Red Steel]

Obama to choose whether to keep either his U.S. or Kenyan citizenship upon his 21st birthday, which was in 1982. But the Kenyan Constitution provided him a two-year window for making that choice. So Obama did not lose his Kenyan citizenship until his 23rd birthday in 1984. Indonesia does not permit dual citizenship.

Obama had a foreign citizenship at birth prevents Obama from ever being a US natural born citizen.

Indonesia does not permit dual citizenship.

We have documented proof of Obama being an Indonesian citizen you Obama apparatchik:

[jamese777]

Too bad for you that in the two plus years that the Obama eligibility issue has been around, you haven’t been able to convince ANY court of law in the nation to take a look at your so-called “evidence.” That includes seven rejections at the US Supreme Court and not one single nationally known conservative leader nor the Republican National Committee has joined in any lawsuit or filed an amicus brief in support of any lawsuit.

You can call me any name you want, I gave up caring about that kind of childishness in 4th grade!

“Sticks and stones, just sticks and stones...”

[LorenC]

Obama had a foreign citizenship at birth prevents Obama from ever being a US natural born citizen.

Let's assume that's true for a moment:

1) Are you under the impression that during the past two centuries, Presidential candidates have ever had to show that they did not have any foreign citizenships at birth, or having to swear that they were not born with any dual citizenships? Because I'm unaware of any such test or requirement having ever been applied by election officials.

2) If having a foreign country grant an automatic citizenship at birth is an absolute disqualification, going forward, how do you propose that future Presidential candidates should demonstrate that no foreign country granted them any such automatic citizenship at birth?