Quote from jem:
I am still waiting for a link to the hundreds of years of nbc law you said you had. You are the troll who made up b.s. about the law being in place. I had to tell you a dozen times the law has never been defined by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Your ignorance is documented on this thread multiple times.
Regarding the birth certificate. I rightly stated Obama never produced one (his staff may have leaked one on the internet) then in response to Trump saying the same thing... he did. That made me correct and you, AK and all your obama loon friends wrong.
Finally, can you explain this...
Why is it wrong to request that a candidate prove he meets the eligibility requirements before he gets on the ballot.
Any american that has problems with that idea is a commie obama loon.
Still waiting you say. Then you'll wait a long time. When you can eventually learn to read what I said about
hundreds of years of law, you might stop making ridiculous requests for links and fruitlessly wasting your time as a birther .
There are many words and phrases in Constitutional law which the U.S. Supreme Court has not defined. Because the Court has not defined the term natural born, does not mean they need to. But you're a birther, and as the birth certificate nonsense has died a death , birthers want words defined.
Words that if they were to mean anything else other than how Obama's antecedence complies with them, would require a description to be present, and a precept made in law which would be contrary to everything understood within the basis of all common law, and within the origins of the Constitution and findings of the Supreme Court thereafter.
It would also require an impossible legal definition, if it were not to leave just another game of word play for commie birther loons in the future.
People are already open to scrutiny for eligibility under the law. As a birther loon however you will just regurgitate any old controversy hoping it will sound as if there were no law or remedy against ineligible candidates.
- " It is an established maxim that birth is a criterion of allegiance. Birth, however, derives its force sometimes from place, and sometimes from parentage; but, in general, place is the most certain criterion; it is what applies in the United States; it will, therefore, be unnecessary to investigate any other" :
James Madison, 1789 1st Congress . The Foundersâ Constitution Volume 2.
What is commie un-american loonery is the idea you are flapping about with, to bogusly demand the Constitution be unwarrantedly defined because your batty birther birth certificate idea ran out of steam.