Barry Sorento's Eligibility question:
I am NOT a birther.
To me, it is not a question of where ol Chairman Zero was born, but rather the question of "Is he a natural born citizen of the United States"?
This article bottom lines it for me:
Here are tasty snippets:
"“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States;” However, the XIV Amendment makes no mention of “natural born citizen” as it was written to address issues of “immigration” and “naturalization,”—which excludes any redress regarding “native” or “natural born” citizens of the Unites States. In short, “natural born” is the exact opposite of “naturalized.” They are two completely different subjects and as we know, “naturalized citizens” cannot hold the office of President, though they are indeed “citizens” with otherwise equal rights. As Barack Hussein Obama’s stated birth father, Barack Hussein Obama, Sr. was at no time in his life a citizen of the United States, but rather a British subject and native citizen of Kenya, it is not possible for Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. to be a “natural born citizen” of the United States. It is therefore not possible for Barack Hussein Obama Jr. to be a constitutionally qualified resident of the people’s White House. Does it matter? Does the “will of the people” trump the US Constitution via the outcome of an election which happened as a result of fraud, in which the candidate concealed the fact that he is not a “natural born citizen?”
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4 comments:
You said: "As Barack Hussein Obama’s stated birth father, Barack Hussein Obama, Sr. was at no time in his life a citizen of the United States, but rather a British subject and native citizen of Kenya, it is not possible for Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. to be a “natural born citizen” of the United States. "
The citizenship of Obama's father has no effect on Natural Born Citizen status. A foreign law cannot take away the normal abilities of any US child to become president.
And, do you think that the Chief Justice of the United States would have sworn in Obama if he thought that dual nationality affected Natural Born status?
It doesn't affect. All US citizens at birth are Natural Born citizens. All US citizens who were born in the USA are Natural Born citizens.
See Vattel's "Law Of Nations". You are a troll, an Obamabot, and an idiot. This tome was the defining factor in the Founding Fathers statement. The nationality of the father determines the citizenship of the child, place of birth does not. THEY knew this, and it was thus their intent. Not to mention, the citizenship during the adoption by Lolo Soetoro would then make him, at most, naturalized should he have bothered to go through the hoops, which I doubt. He, and his wife, have clearly stated in the past that he was a Kenyan. Not an American.
Native born vs Natural born. There is a difference.
Uhm, Spunky Texan? Are you still alive? You do know this is 9 months old.
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