Then who, law or not, is going to verify with a copy of the Long Form Birth Certificate, . who is going to 'check' this before a presidential candidate gets on the ballot? I ask who? Please, will someone at the state level check and see this is done, or do we just 'trust' that the DNC will do it for us? . . If not the SOS, whom?
One of the benefits of what Trump has done, and Orly Taitz with the SS # fiasco on CNN recently... the general population is getting even more knowledgeable a bit more on Zero’s shenanigans.
I’ve also noticed a coordinated attack on Trump as one could predict, and an upswing on the Obots in many forums intent on dumbing everyone down again. But people love a mystery, intrigue, and will won’t more info on Zero.
Even if state government members are threatened and no eligibility verification bills go through, there’s going to be a real civilian public demand for accountability, and the media calling everyone “crazy” is not going to hold up until fall 2011. It’s gonna get a whole lot more intense.
Verification TO the Secretaries of State is the responsibility of the DNC and RNC. Those entities present to each state a signed and notarized document which verifies the nominees meet the eligibility requirements as set forth in the Constitution.
In 2008 Pelosi had two options: (1) lie; (2) omit from the verification document the ‘as set forth in the US Constitution’ phrase that the nominee [Obama] met the eligibility requirements.
It’s been reported that Hawaii [2008] refused to allow Obama’s name on their ballot because he [purportedly] couldn’t/wouldn’t present proof of natural born citizenship. The DNC then omitted the ‘as set forth in the US Constitution’ phrase from the verification document, and his name went on the ballot.
IIRC, the DNC verification presented to Arizona contained the full phrase. That would mean Brewer accepted the word of the DNC/Pelosi that Obama met the eligibility requirements stated in Article II, Section 1.
I’m not a lawyer, and didn’t sleep at a Holiday Inn Express, so take as my uneducated guess that Brewer would have no liability in regard to placing Obama’s name on the ballot. It seems logical that she - or any other secretary of state - should reasonably be able to trust that the DNC document states the truth about nominees’ eligibility.
On the other hand - Pelosi’s signature is alone reason enough to foster suspicion.