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Court Won’t Review Obama’s Citizenship Case

posted December 8, 2008 - 6:04pm
Court Won’t Review Obama’s Citizenship Case

New Jersey resident, Leo Donofrio, is claiming that president-elect Barack Obama is ineligible to be president because he was a British subject at birth. He states that Obama is not a “natural-born citizen” of the U.S. The Constitution says all must be a natural-born citizen in order to hold office as U.S. presidents. The Supreme Court said today that it will not formally consider Barack Obama's eligibility to become president. Read the entire article here:


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Lee1973 - Tue, 2008-9-12 10:39 am
Has anyone read the news? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081209/ap_on_go_su_co/scotus_obama At the bottom it says health department records have been checked and Obama was born in Hawaii. This is probably why no one is being taken seriously. I can and have even found it easy to access birthrecords for people. Usually I have the person's permission, but with the right information like the names of the parents the persons name the birthdates and the plce of birth you can ask for anyone's birthrecord. I get asked to do this for friends. Reverend Conner DishPronto has DishNet and Hughes Internet-- http://www.dishpronto.com/a.pl?28065 No Cost To Join, Free personal website, Free live training, Free marketing tools-- http://www.commissionriver.com/publisher_signup.html?crid=150080

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