Posted on 03/04/2013 5:24:01 AM PST by knarf
Dr. Onaka worked under the supervision of Dr. Fukino during the Lingle Administration. Dr. Fukino can certainly testify to what she observed when she and Dr. Onaka viewed the Long Form Birth Certificate for Obama.
Both Dr. Fukino and Dr. Onaka are defendants in the Taitz, et. al. v Mississippi Democratic Party Executive Committee, et. al. lawsuit. If the federal judge doesn’t grant the defense Motion for Judgement on the Pleadings, we may all get to hear from Dr. Fukino (and Dr. Onaka and Loretta Fuddy).
The "Natural Born Citizen" is not only a constitutional requirement, it is a tradition. The particulars of the requirement are not spelled out in the COTUS. However, the TRADITION is quite clear.
It does (or did) not matter a jot WHERE the parents were born, or whether they themselves were "Natural Born Citizens," or naturalized immigrants. As long as BOTH parents were citizens of the US, the offspring was held to be "Natural Born."
Traditionally, Barack Obama, Marco Rubio, Bobby Jindal, Charles Evans Hughes, and a whole host of wannabe and actual Presidents would NOT be "Natural Born Citizens. The only precedent Obama has is Chester A. Arthur, who modern scholarship has definitely established, was a goddam liar. He knew he was not an NBC, and finagled his way around it and destroyed all the evidence
Obama aside, which he soon will be anyway, we need to define citizenship, and Natural Born Citizenship. For example, by what stretch of the law is the offspring of two illegal aliens to be considered a US citizen?
At the very least, the black-robed bumkissers of the SCOTUS owe us a ruling on the many valid appeals they and their clerks have rejected. Who's correct: the Traditionalists? The Obamanites?
THIS IS A VALID CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.
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