[DooDahhhh]

The reporter I heard on the msm said that the American voters said he was eligible by voting him in. Now, what the hell does that mean?

[maineman]

LOL!

[veracious]

Whether he was elected or not, is irrelevant; the people did not _know_ he was ineligible. The DNC and news media hide the information from him.

Further, this the United States of America is not a democracy, where a mere 51% of the people vote to deny lawful rights. Specifically, We the People's right to a lawful, U.S. Constitutionally guaranteed, President (and other branches). The Supreme Court members need to act accordingly.

[Canedawg]

It means that that reporter works for the propaganda wing of the DNC.

[tomkat]

The reporter I heard on the msm said that the American voters said he was eligible by voting him in

It means that the dumbass was prolly at the top of his/her class in 'J' school.

[LucyT]

Check out comment #86 if you want to ruin the rest of your day.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2143396/posts?page=86#86

[OneWingedShark]

>The reporter I heard on the msm said that the American voters said he was eligible by voting him in. Now, what the hell does that mean?

“I voted for him, so there’s nothing you can do about it because I matter and you don’t!” is, I believe, the correct translation you’re looking for.

[autumnraine]

Isn’t that exactly what Martinez & Isaakson said?

“The voters said he was eligible by voting for him”?

Now, if no one knew about his LIE, how does that make him eligible?

[baa39]

That’s that fancy reporter logic they learn in journalism school. We are too stupid to understand it, so just be dazzled by its brilliance. The fact it makes no sense whatsoever just shows we aren’t enlightened enough to get it.
;-)

[MeekOneGOP]

It means the reporter is a liberal obama worshipping
dumba$$ !