[editor-surveyor]

But Indiana is not the US Supreme Court, and as I stated, the Supreme Court has already established that the definition in the law of Nations was the intended, and only possible definition.
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[jamese777]

But Indiana is not the US Supreme Court, and as I stated, the Supreme Court has already established that the definition in the law of Nations was the intended, and only possible definition.

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American general elections are conducted on a state by state basis. If Indiana had invalidated Obama’s electoral college votes, it is highly likely that other states would have done the same thing, like dominos falling.

Even with a conservative majority, the current US Supreme Court has shown no interest in ruling on this issue, having already rejected hearing any of seven different Obama eligibility appeals: Berg v Obama, Craig v US et al., Donofrio v Wells, Herbert v Obama, Lightfoot v Bowen, Schneller v Cortes and Wrotnowski v Bysiewicz.
There is one more appeal pending on the Supreme Court’s 2010 “cert conference” docket: Beverly v FEC.