washamericom
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i do remember that, i am perplexed by the cloud/aura around this. there was some early maneuvering proposing the reqs for eligibility might be changed.[QUthat would prove hillary wasn't the first birther.. i have always said, the obama case would have survived the supreme court.Chester Arthur was a precedent.does it mention running for president or vice ? naturalised or nautural born ?Wong Kim Ark never affirmed him a Natural born Citizen based on Article 2 Section 1. He was only affirmed a Citizen. You fail.
The Wong Kim Ark decision cites natural-born citizens about 11 times. You've never read the ruling nor do you have the slightest idea what you're talking about. And it specifically cites English Common Law as lens through which the meaning of 'natural born' can be gleaned. With natural born status following place of birth per English common law....even if the child is born to two aliens.
Where as your 'British Act of 1948' gibberish has nothing to do with natural born status, is cited in no court ruling, no law, nothing.
Its just you....citing you. And you're nobody.
so you are saying that any baby born here including wong was/is eligible to be prez. anchor babies or anyone at all. so i ask again why the expression natural born if there is no distinction. why the grandfather clause.. ?
i still think there is no precedent, or conflicting precedents.
i still think the supreme court is evading the issue.
why all the games then with the documents ??
No, Hillary wasn't the first birther, Obama was. He accused himself of being Kenyan in 1991. Michelle was second. Hillary was third.
Interestingly enough, Obama wasn't the first birther controversy. The first was the Democrats saying McCain couldn't be President because he was born on a US base in Panama. Clearly the party with birther issues that isn't owning up to that history is the Democrats
sr 511 is a red herring as is the abercrombie bill celebrating hawaii and obama's naturalbornness. too weird for me. i just heard dr. corsi say a great thing on peter boyel. "every time someone tells the truth, the backtracking begins..."
still waters run deep.