[Seizethecarp]

WaPo writer, Aaron Blake, appears to have missed Leo Donofrio's SCOTUS challenges to Barry's eligibility based entirely on the legal interpretation of NBC and Barry's UK subject claimed father and NOT on a conspiracy to hide Barry's birth location!

The bogus 2011 CRS report claiming that mere biological connection to a US citizen at birth no matter where the birth took place qualifies the baby for NBC status is cited, a report that would support Barry's eligibility even if it were discovered that he was born in Kenya.

[0.E.O]

WaPo writer, Aaron Blake, appears to have missed Leo Donofrio's SCOTUS challenges to Barry's eligibility based entirely on the legal interpretation of NBC and Barry's UK subject claimed father and NOT on a conspiracy to hide Barry's birth location!

So what did the Supreme Court have to say about it?

[justiceseeker93]

The only purpose of the purported WaPo article is to confuse its readers by attempting to place the prospective 'Rat challengers to a Cruz presidential race on the "high ground" of arguing a legal question, while putting down "birthers" who question Obama's constitutional eligibility as paranoid "conspiracy theorists."

It seems that the 'Rat strategy will be to knock out any possible Cruz presidential bid on the NBC issue as soon as possible, while at the same time covering up for Obama's multiple document frauds. This WaPo article was timely from the 'rat perspective, since Cruz's production of a bona fide BC this week. In addition, they are probably troubled about House legislation to be introduced shortly by Rep. Stockman and some other Republicans calling for an investigation into possible Obama document fraud and the related Obama constitutional eligibility issues. (Yes, it seems like a long-awaited breakthrough has occurred.)

[FreeReign]

WaPo goes Birther.

[urtax$@work]

....."Most scholars think it’s the same thing, ".....

the why the DIFFERENCE btw rep/sen/ & prez ?