I’m not advocating for the military to rise up in rebellion of the government. What I’m saying is that the powers that be have created a conundrum of such inescapable qualities that we are seeing the results of this vaccuum.
Unfortunately, no citizen has standing to question the King. Lakin has made a decision to make a political statement, correct. The military doesn’t like it, and I wouldn’t like it either but for the fact that the eventual dissolution of America and her Constitution appears to be the other choice.
Rock and a hard place. Either we are a nation of laws worth defending, or we are not.
In January, Speaker Boehner should appoint a committee of the House to investigate possible bases for impeachment, including Obama's lack of constitutional qualifications to serve as president. That committee would have the power to subpena any and all documents that might be necessary to clarify any questions regarding the facts. Then, depending on the facts that are discovered, votes might be taken on impeachment.
At this point, since the courts won't intervene, it all comes down to Speaker Boehner. If he won't help, then this issue will be relegated to history's trash can for kooky, whacky, moonbeam claims. It's an important issue and deserves respect.
I hope Speaker Boehner doesn't abandon these important constitutional principles.
I recommend that you take your complaint to your politicians. They are the ones who must solve this issue and they are the ones who have lacked the courage to step up to the plate. Hillary could have done it, but she didn’t. McLain could have done it, but he didn’t. Any member of Congress could have done it, but they didn’t.
Force the politicians to deal with this issue by demanding legislation that requires candidates for President and Vice President to present certified proof of eligibility as a condition to be listed on the ballot. Politicians at the state level can enact such legislation.