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To: jh4freedom
That was a non-binding resolution. It had no force of law and it was only a Senate Resolution, the House took no similar action. It was purely symbolic.

Well, duh! But the point is that it stated that he was eligible because he had been born to two citizen parents. Why not raise the issue that if McCain was eligible because he was born to two citizen parents, and because Minor v Happersett defines natural born citizen as a child born to two citizen parents, Obama is not a natural born citizen and, so, is not eligible? This are simple enough concepts for anyone who is not part of the Democrat mob to understand.
101 posted on 07/06/2011 5:49:02 PM PDT by aruanan
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To: aruanan

Well, duh! But the point is that it stated that he was eligible because he had been born to two citizen parents. Why not raise the issue that if McCain was eligible because he was born to two citizen parents, and because Minor v Happersett defines natural born citizen as a child born to two citizen parents, Obama is not a natural born citizen and, so, is not eligible? This are simple enough concepts for anyone who is not part of the Democrat mob to understand.

The issue of parents comes into play if a person is not born within the United States.
Minor v Happersett has been presented to the Roberts Court in Kerchner v Obama and Hollister v Soetoro, et. al.

The Justices weren’t interested. Obviously the Supreme Court must be a part of the Democratic mob. They can’t understand the concepts and neither can any of 535 members of Congress since none of them have advocated a bill of impeachment.


102 posted on 07/06/2011 6:15:27 PM PDT by jh4freedom (Mr. "O" has got to go.)
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