[unapelosina]

Obviously that "authority" is just a kool-aid-drinking true believer, or bribed, or both. It's the only explanation that makes sense.

[Charryith]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov


Obama says he wants to fix this NCAA so there are playoffs. Better hope he stays. I prefer dispute.

[WGfg4CCZ]

Originally posted by TCO
Darius: Biden would succeed. It wojuld be similar to a death or incapacitation or resignation. Provided Obama already serving. Obama would not be able to stop the enforcement of sucvh a ruling. The popular opinion would not sustain him and the military would have more allegiance to the Constitution than the man. Obama would have to resign or be impeached and voted from office. There's no other mechanism for removing a sitting president.

We'd probably be looking at a massive Constitutional crisis, for sure.

[movlabc]

He would resign, be impeached or possibly be declared non-seving by th USSC. It would be no problem to get him out of there.

[radicalvolume]

military officers make an oath to the Constitution, not to the President. If USSC said he was ineligbile, he would have his bags packed and be escorted out the door. Also, public opinion (including Democrat congresscritters) would be against him. He would have no support.

[Jerwittdergut]

LOL, this was pretty entertaining:

[enentique]

Actually I don't think that parents can irrevocably renounce American citizenship for their children. I'm fairly certain that a child born to US citizens outside the US, or a child born outside the US to parents of mixed nationality, one being American, the other not, may choose his nationality at 21 years of age. For that matter, I'm not even sure if it's possible to "naturalize" a child. AFAIK in the US the process only applies to adults. A foreign child adopted by an American automatically becomes naturalized upon entering the country and completing the adoption process. I believe that children born to alien parents who naturalize before the children reach majority also become citizens or have the right to choose at age 21.

Did Obama's mother renounce her citizenship?

[P3bWjm1j]

Originally posted by TCO
military officers make an oath to the Constitution, not to the President. If USSC said he was ineligbile, he would have his bags packed and be escorted out the door. Also, public opinion (including Democrat congresscritters) would be against him. He would have no support. Yet your positing what amounts to an unconstitutional military coup...

The SCOTUS has no power to enforce anything it decides, of course.

There's no guarantee public opinion would turn against him, either, depending on how it was handled. If he plead ignorance, saying he honestly had no idea this was the case and he'd been led to believe he was born in the U.S. yada yada yada, then there might be enough support to sustain him. He's got ~67% approval ratings right now.

[9uWzBx4l]

His birthname was Barack. He went by Barry for much of his childhood.

[ptolerezort]

About the same time liberals too to get over Bush's theft.

Oh, and Clinton's blowjob.

And Kennedy's Missile Crisis.

And FDR's New Deal.

In other words, they'll never get over it.

[doksSirmAdods]

Originally posted by Docfeelgood
How do you know it is not the other way around? You're the one who posted his birth certificate. Figure it out.

[Peter Hill]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov


You're the one who posted his birth certificate. Figure it out.



I am trying to figure it out.

like kool-aid?

[seosoftseo]

BTW, I've read through most of his petition and it does actually have some strong legal arguments on standing, particularly given that this issue is novel. This one precedential snippet might tip the scales in favor of at least hearing the case:

More recently, in
Akins, this Court rendered a decision maintaining
that individual voters’ inability to obtain alleged
public information met the injury in fact
requirement, as it helped to ensure that the Court
will adjudicate “a concrete, living contest between
adversaries.” 524 U.S. at 21. http://www.obamacrimes.com/attachmen...2010_30_08.pdf

[Orefsmisits]

Even if the plaintiffs have standing to bring suit, that doesn't remotely require SCOTUS to hear it. They frequently decide not to hear cases that are, to them, obviously without merit, as this one is.

[baritkello]

The Illuminati youtube was not convincing.

[AlexClips]

If that were the case, they'd have the accompanying adoption records with the certificate.

Of course, why Obama would need to be adopted by his own natural birth parents is beyond me.

[feroiodpiop]

Originally posted by TCO
The Illuminati youtube was not convincing. Like I said, it was only for comedic value.