Obama trial

[torpedoman]

A federal judge (clinton appt)threw out the berg challange asking for proof of his citizenship calling it frivilous and unworthy of discussion. Funny i never thought of the constitution as "frivilous" Contact your senators.

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[sweetbeard]

LOL I knew this election has been in the bag for awhile.


Oh well....

 

[armedandsafe]

I'm only surprised it took so long.

Pops

 

[ZeroRing]

What a crock...

You can bet your *** if it was about a Republican they'd leave no stone unturned and no law unbroken in trying to get THAT person disqualified!

What a bunch of mindless sheeple these obama-lovers are...

 

[s_ribs]

I was having an interesting conversation earlier today about this...

If he was over at someone's house wanting to date your daughter they would care. Why is it that they don't care about someone that will potentially be our next president??? Seems a bit odd to me.

 

[ZeroRing]

Just thank George Soros and all the foreign funny-money funding Obama bin Biden's "campaign".

What do you think would be said if a Republican candidate for president "purchased" a half-hour infomercial on the major television broadcast networks??

"Look at that typical rich-Republican trying to BUY his way into the White House!"

Talk about a double standard...

 

[aslinged]

You realize McCain was born in Panama right?

 

[ZeroRing]

You realize McCain was born in Panama right?

Yeah, born on a U.S. Military base in the Panama Canal Zone (which at the time was U.S. Territory) to parents who were BOTH United States Citizens.

What is your point?? :huh:

 

[aslinged]

My point is that both of them are snakes in the grass. Period.

 

[ZeroRing]

My point is that both of them are snakes in the grass. Period.

You won't find me drinking the McCain kool-aide... but unfortunately the "reality" of the situation is it will either be McCain or Obama who is the next president.

The choice everyone has to make (like it or not) is which one of these two is going to do more harm to our liberties both in the short term (assuming Obama has larger demoncrat majorities in both houses of congress) and the long term (i.e. two to four extreme liberal appointments to the Supreme Court).

My only point is... of the two choices I think those of us who support personal liberties stand a much better chance of "convincing" a President McCain of the correct course for this country than we do convincing the foreign-bought, radical, Socialist Barack Hussein Obama.

And having Sarah Palin as a Vice President reinforces my belief that McCain will at least listen.

Either way... this country is in for an interesting four years...

 

[ZeroRing]

The REAL question is... will the riots be bigger if Obama wins... or loses??

 

[aslinged]

Well I'll agree with the interesting four years part.

 

[caliber bob]

I agree with the riots part too.

 

[KomradRazvan]

so what if he is not a US born citizen... that's awesome. If after a year of presidency, it comes to light that he is not a US born citizen, won't it set up a precedent establishing that someone like me (or arnold schwarzenneger) can be president?

 

[Joe Link]

I'd rather keep the requirement

 

[Sun195]

so what if he is not a US born citizen... that's awesome. If after a year of presidency, it comes to light that he is not a US born citizen, won't it set up a precedent establishing that someone like me (or arnold schwarzenneger) can be president?

No, if proven true, it should result in his removal from office. The Constitution is very clear on this issue.

No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States.

If people want to change the Constitution, there is a process for doing so. Otherwise, we don't get to pick-n-choose those portions we want to follow when it's convenient to do so.

Sorry if this prevents you (or Arnold) from being President some day. If you genuinely believe this portion of the Constitution should be changed, there are folks pushing for this - you should go get involved with them.

Back to the original topic, I doubt anything will come out of this inquiry. Like it or not, he's going to be President for the next four years. Time to start working on 2010 House elections.