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1. I initially thought that the date should have been in 2007, not 2011. Simple mistake...except for the (inconvenient) FACT that she died in 1995, so 7 years later would’ve been in 2002, before he was even “elected” U.S. Senator from IL, let alone his current job. Clearly there are big problems with the accuracy of this piece.

2. I don’t give a damn if he was born in Hawaii - he’s still not eligible to be President because his father was NEVER a citizen (let alone at the time of Barry’s birth). Thus, he cannot be a “natural born citizen” as the Founders understood that term. FYI, the term was understood to mean someone born in this country to two (2) U.S. citizens - the idea being that the then-future President would have undivided loyalties to this country, having grown up in a household where the parents were either naturally inclined to being loyal (i.e. both were born here) or one (or both) parents had sworn loyalty to this country and forsworn loyalty to “any foreigh prince or potentate.” Obama didn’t have that, and we see the result.

I don’t give a damn if he was born in Hawaii - he’s still not eligible to be President because his father was NEVER a citizen (let alone at the time of Barry’s birth). Thus, he cannot be a “natural born citizen” as the Founders understood that term. FYI, the term was understood to mean someone born in this country to two (2) U.S. citizens - the idea being that the then-future President would have undivided loyalties to this country, having grown up in a household where the parents were either naturally inclined to being loyal (i.e. both were born here) or one (or both) parents had sworn loyalty to this country and forsworn loyalty to “any foreign prince or potentate.” Obama didn’t have that, and we see the result.

You hit the nail on the head!