The rest of us have to produce an authentic birth certificate in order to receive a passport. What makes Zero so special?
He’s not above the law. He can produce evidence that satisfies the `best evidence’ rule in court or face the same thing that would happen to natural born US citizens: denial of our applications, or in his case, denial of his application to be on Georgia’s ballot.
This falls in the realm of what if.
What if THE 1 fail to produce the more important items that relates to birth, parental heritage/nationality, and birth location? What if THE 1 does produce some but not all of the rest of the items on the laundry list the judge issued? How will the judge rule? Is this an all or nothing deal? If THE 1 produces some but not all of requested items on the list, will that be enou to keep THE 1 off the Georgia ballot?
He has produced a birth certificate. Its authenticity is questioned, sure, but it is irrelevant. This is where the birther movement was wrong from the start. The birth certificate is irrelevant, except that it legally establishes who is father was. The real issue is the definition of Natural Born Citizen, and if he qualifies or not given the undisputed fact that his father was not a US citizen at the time of his birth.