The easiest approach is for states to only allow candidates on the ballot that have been cleared as eligible by there home state. This is a reasonable thing since ‘Citizen’ in Article is a proper noun and refers specifically to a Citizen of one of the United States.
If that had happened in 2008....
Well, since Hawaii did not certify Obama as a valid candidate and certify him to be Constitutionally eligible then he would not have been on the ballot in any state. No one in Hawaii has every certified Obama as constitutionally eligible - no one.
Also, previously, in August of 2008, the former Democrat Party of Hawaii’s chairman, Brian Schatz, who now serves as Hawaii’s lieutenant governor, then refused to certify Obama’s constitutional eligibility for submission to the Hawaiian Elections Office for inclusion on the 2008 Hawaiian presidential ballot because he was either not able to locate originally documented proof that Obama is constitutionally eligible to serve as president, or he was provided with an original record of Obama’s birth which confirmatively proves he is not eligible to be president.
http://thedailypen.blogspot.com/2011/01/third-hawaiian-official-denies.html
Ms. Lingle is not the Chairperson the Hawaiian Democratic Party is she. She did not certify squat and did not need to.
Brian Schatz is the guy. He knows. And he refused to step over that line.
The question is. Did he step over another line when he submitted a legally invalid OCON? What he trying to trick the CEO? Was he trying to commit fraud?
Quit hiding behind Lingle’s skirt. Maybe you can hide behind Schatz gonads. To do what he did they must be big.
FUBO TROLL