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To: jamese777
you stated;

Since the passage of the 14th Amendment in 1868 there are only two classifications of citizens: Citizens-at-birth and naturalized citizens. Citizens at birth can become president, naturalized citizens cannot. No court decision and no law passed by Congress has ever differentiated between a Citizen-at-birth and a Natural Born Citizen.

That is why the US Supreme Court has rejected all eight Obama eligibility appeals that have reached them.

Where in those cases did they cite your allegation? Nowhere. More deception by you.

111 posted on 08/08/2010 11:32:43 PM PDT by rolling_stone
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To: rolling_stone

you stated;
Since the passage of the 14th Amendment in 1868 there are only two classifications of citizens: Citizens-at-birth and naturalized citizens. Citizens at birth can become president, naturalized citizens cannot. No court decision and no law passed by Congress has ever differentiated between a Citizen-at-birth and a Natural Born Citizen.

That is why the US Supreme Court has rejected all eight Obama eligibility appeals that have reached them.
Where in those cases did they cite your allegation? Nowhere. More deception by you.


When the Supreme Court denies cert it is because there are not Four Justices (the rule of four) who see constitutional issues being raised in that particular appeal of significant enough magnitude to warrant review of the case before the full Court.

You, of course are entitled to read my post in any way that you see fit. I hope your interpretation helps you make it through the night!


124 posted on 08/09/2010 10:39:03 AM PDT by jamese777
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