[jdoug666]

The ball is now in the state legislatures' court to force Obama to show his constitutional cards. Expect a full-court judicial press by the Dems and their fellow travelers.

[edcoil]

Careful, the MSM will start calling you a birther...

[Terry Mross]

It could be proven beyond a doubt he was born in Kenya and his worshippers would say “It doesn’t matter.”

Plus, they’d bring up the McCain “vote” in the senate that established that McCain is “natural born”. And that’s why McCain and his rino buddies had that vote to begin with....make obama eligible. The senate decided they had the authority to decide who’s eligible to run for president.

[tflabo]

And about 40% of the population doesn’t give a rip anyway.

[Mr Rogers]

Bogus survey already posted here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2692017/posts

You have to be REALLY gullible to believe this. Blacks are 12% of the population. This would require 25% of black to have problems with Obama’s eligibility, and 100% of every other ethnic group.

Here are some examples of the poll questions this ‘pollster’ asks:

Recent polls suggest a significant percentage of Americans question Obama’s own constitutional eligibility for office as a natural born citizen. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with the following statements on the matter: We don’t know enough about Obama’s birthplace, parentage and his residency in Indonesia to say for sure.

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=159317

President Obama has still not produced a long-form birth certificate that proves he was born inside the United States. Knowing this, do you consider him to be a legitimate president?

Read more: Just 51% of Americans believe Obama eligible http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=122525#ixzz1HFKdwSLG

Thinking about his performance in office and his agenda for the country, and knowing about the ongoing questions about his birth certificate, are you more or less likely to believe in his legitimacy as president?

Read more: Just 51% of Americans believe Obama eligible http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=122525#ixzz1HFKn80yz

Are you aware of questions raised about Barack Obama’s constitutional eligibility for the office of president?

What is your view of lingering questions about Obama’s eligibility to be president?

President Obama has refused to release his educational records, which could prove or disprove whether or not he was born in the United States as required by the Constitution. What is your opinion of the fact Obama has not released his educational records?

Read more: Only 9% believe Obama has documented eligibility http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=276865#ixzz1HFL3riIB

If y’all believe these are unbiased polls, then you are gullible enough to believe anything.

71 posted on Monday, March 21, 2011 8:07:52 AM by Mr Rogers

[null and void]

Today’s forecast, it’s gonna be raining trolls on this thread!

[txrangerette]

I can believe that the vast majority know that Obama hasn’t proved it...otherwise there would be no ongoing controversy. That doesn’t mean they think he’s ineligible.

[sickoflibs]

RE :” The shocking result in this survey is that just 9 percent said they believe Obama has met the requirements to prove he was born in the United States and is therefore qualified to be president,” said Fritz Wenzel, chief of Wenzel Strategies, which conducted the assessment.....Wenzel Strategies, an independent public opinion research firm based in Ohio, conducted a nationwide telephone poll using a randomly selected sample of all adults. The survey, including 1,095 respondents, was conducted March 15-17, 2011, and carries a confidence interval of 95 percent and a margin of error of +/- 2.93 percentage points..... “The question of whether Barack Obama is eligible to hold the office of president is remarkable in that so many people are aware of the questions that remain unanswered. The survey shows that 77 percent are aware of the issue, and another 12 percent said they are unsure, which likely means they know a little but not enough to articulate details,” Wenzel said in his analysis of the results. “

This should send Chris Matthews into a tizzy: “9 out of 10 Americans is a birther” LOL.

Chris Matthews will ignore the overall poll results and just focus on the sample of Republicans and ask his liberal guests from Huffington Post and The Nation to explain the Republican bigotry(for the 100th time on his show.) .

Maybe some states will pass some eligibility laws for 2012.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

The very strange part is.....no one can find anyone who grew up with or knew Obama when he was younger.

[FrankR]

Doesn't matter...America has been so cowed down by political correctness and msm propaganda, his name could be adolf hitler, but because he is (half) black...he'll get a pass.

The only thing that really ever made America great, is oozing away through the cracks of multiculturism...courage. Everyone seems so afraid they'll lose their Mercedes or MTV channel, they just sit and take it.

But that's ok..."sitting and taking it" is the easy part. The obama ideology will - if left unchecked - eventually reach out and grab those who are bending and spreading it for him and slam them around until they get the pecking order just the way they want it.

At my age, I'll probably be gone before it hits full force and our children and grandchildren get to experience, first had, all of that silly ol' history of communism that their senile old grandparents tried to tell them about.

They will see what their all-important vote for the world in voting for obama turned out to be. Many will assume obama's cold and hate filled misdemeanor in their own quest for power and will join with him in sending those to don't comply to places where they will be "trained", or silently disposed of.

I suppose this must occur occasionally in the annals of time to remind those that are left that using your brain for something other than video games and television could result in your survival.

But here we stand on the side of the street, watching an obviously illegal despot take this greatest country to her knees, yet we do nothing. We don't want to make katie couric or oprah mad at us, now do we? We couldn't fathom having some hollywood dopehead call us a name? Noooooo.

[murron]

My little granddaughter needed to have an ID picture taken so she could run track in her district playground. My daughter had to bring HER ID, as well as my granddaughter’s birth certificate. After standing in a long line, she was told that she had brought the incorrect copy of the BC. The one she brought was the hospital certificate. She needed the one issued by the state. She was, of course, frustrated. I told her she should have told them, “If the President of the U.S. doesn’t have to show his BC, then my daughter shouldn’t need one to run track!”

[surfer]

ping

[rxsid]

So, in June 2009, 51.3% of those polled, were aware of the issue.
Now, in March 2011, 77% are aware of the questions surrounding Barry's eligibility.

Some of the data from Question #1:

Guess the attempt to ignore this issue hasn't worked out in favor of the state run media and the politicians. Too bad for them.

[john mirse]

The ball is now in the state legislatures' court to force Obama to show his constitutional cards. Expect a full-court judicial press by the Dems and their fellow travelers.

******

Just wondering: What legal document does a presidential candidate in a state, like New Hampshire, have to attach to his application form to show proof that he is eligible to run for president under the laws of the Constitution?

That is, can a presidential candidate get away without attaching NO legal document at all like, say, an OFFICIAL document from a candidate's birth state with the state's SEAL on it?

For instance, if an unknown person like me wants to run for president on the Noname Party primary ballot, do I simply fill out and sign the application form without having to attach any legal document that I was born in the United States and that I meet the age requirement?

Do the election officials in New Hampshire simply take my word for it that I am who I say I am on my presidential application form I fill out in order to enter the primary?

If true, it scares me that anybody can run for president in New Hampshire without providing any OFFICIAL state documents that he was born in the United States, that he is the right age, and that he was not adopted by a citizen in a foreign country at some point in his life.

If I don't provide a long form birth certificate, how does New Hampshire election officials prove that I am NOT lying on my application form if they have doubts and suspicion that I was NOT born in the United States and that I do not meet the age requirement?

How about this idea: Republican presidential candidates VOLUNTARILY attach their long form birth certificates to their application forms in order to reassure the public that they have nothing to hide about their births and that they are who they say they are?

I bet state election officials would be thrilled to see a long form birth certificate attached to a presidential candidate's application form even though the candidates are not required to do so under state law.

As I see it, a state law can tell a presidential candidate that he is not required to attach a long form birth certificate to his application form, but there is no state law that keeps a candidate from VOLUNTARILY attaching a long form birth certificate to his application if he wants to.

[justiceseeker93]

Even preferable to state laws requiring presidential candidates to prove their constitutional qualifications before being allowed on the ballot would be a federal constitutional amendment requiring the same of all states.

Furthermore, that constitutional amendment could require candidates for vice president, U. S. Senator, and U. S. Representative to prove their (respective) constitutional qualifications as well.

[Harley]

And that 9% that believe it are all Democrats at the bottom of the IQ chart. Probably AFL CIO members too.

[BluH2o]

Today ... Monday March 21 (0600 local) there was a string started, informing anyone paying attention, that at 0720 on a Chicago radio station Obama’s application for foreign student status at Occidental College would be brought up for discussion. The 0720 hour came and went ... nothing, nada, zip ... mentioned. Understand clearly fellow FReepers this a conspiracy of silence ... nothing will disrupt the liberal media agenda ... no legitimate questions concerning BHO Jr. eligibility will surface ... ever. Even the conservative talk show hosts ... Limbaugh, Beck, etc., won't go there ... they obviously got the memo early on ... don't touch this subject. Ever.

[rodguy911]

The problem with the entire eligibility issue is that it wreaks of disinformation.

There are so many potential scenarios that may have been pre-designed by others just to get us off on a dozen or so trails none of which will become fruitful.

DNA will decide in the end who the Dear Leader is,other than that its all speculation.