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Obama ignored GA eligibility hearing
Failure to appear after being served a subpeona, has caused the judge to give preliminary ruling that Obama will not be eligible to be on the ballot in Georgia. What a peach of a story!
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LOL - don't you ever get tired of posting nonsense? |
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I wonder how the process of serving said subpoena went.
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All Hail the Naked King.
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A mind is a terrible thing to waste. :ohdear:
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Interesting - trying to find some facts on this case, it's hard to get past all the hits from blogs.
So what did I find out? Well, Orly Taitz (who some describe as "Birther Queen") is one of the complainants. She said that the hearing would "be 100 times bigger than Watergate." Ok, maybe a bit of exaggeration there.. But I found an interesting piece of information on Taitz: Quote:
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Go to HugeDomains.com - NationalPatriot.com is for Sale (National Patriot) and read all about it. Very interesting.
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Sorry about above IP address. You need to go directly to nationalpatriot.com
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its really just sad. I can't take this garbage anymore.
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Richie-thanks for correcting this. Very interesting reading.
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Katz and Richie - Then by this same logic, Tea Party darling Marco Rubio would not be eligible to be a VP candidate. His parents came to the USA in the mid-1950's during the Batista era and did not become US citizens until 1975. Marco was born in 1971.
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buggyone, you are correct, Rubio is not eligible for either the office of President or VP. Now if his parents were citizens before his birth in 1971, then he would qualify.
Sometime or another we have to start following the constitution and the law. As for the court case, the state can keep a candidates name off the ballot if the candidate does not show proof of citizenship and eligblity to hold the office of President. Each states elections laws are different and the states control the ballot not the federal government. |
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It takes both parents to be citizens at the time of the child birth for the child to be considered "natural born citizen." Read the articles listed, guess that this will have to go to the SCOTUS for final determination. Either the United States starts following the Constitution or we just tear it up and do whatever.
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Let me see if I understand the crux of the matter.
The thought is that "natural born" means both parents have to be citizens? I apologize in advance, but you (Fogmo) had those links in another thread. Can you point me to which thread it was or repost the links? I admit I didn't read them when I saw them fly by. |
I looked at the National Patriot - several of the entries and they keep referencing this alternative definition of "Natural Born" yet I can't yet find ANY links supporting that. The people that they mention in some of their posts have already had cases thrown out for being frivolous.
This is a blog - nothing more (so far). Wikipedia has the following about the term "natural born": Quote:
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DPlong and others - This tripe about both parents having to be citizens of the USA before a child born to them on US soil being a natural born citizen is nothing more than tripe derived from "birthers" who are racists. Yes, I said racists.
Two candidates, Obama and Rubio, both good men who were born in the USA both have the right to be President. Just because they do not fit the lilly white of Presidents in the past, don't try to exclude them based upon some crackpot's definition of what "natural born" means. Remember what the witches told Macbeth. He could not be killed by a person born of a woman. He felt invincible but found out that Macduff was not born of a woman but rather taken by C-Section. Macbeth found out at that moment he was not invincible. Can this same arguement be used by "birthers" as someone not being a "natural born citizen?" |
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Macbeth?....you're going to argue the Constitution with Macbeth? There are plenty of scholarly arguments to be made to support your viewpoint without resorting to the playground mentality of accusing your opponent of an unsupportable and unprovable claim of racism. At the very least, it doesn't bolster your view. It actually has the opposite effect. |
You know it's not the fact of natural born or not it's just that obama has this country so messed up or should i say hasnt done anything in 3 years to improve it that people just want him out before he can really screw it up and are grabing at anything to try and eliminate him from any more harm to this country.
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Richie, I know you are not one of those who believes that Obama is not a natural born citizen of the USA.
To the others - he is President until at least January 20, 2013 - and most likely until January 20, 2017. Live with it. The majority of American voters put him into office (somewhere around 55%) and they will most likely keep him there. |
It may sound simplistic, but my understanding of "natural-born" citizen is that a natural-born one is one who was born on U.S. soil--NOT a naturalized citizen who came to the U.S. as an immigrant and became a citizen through the legal immigration process.
Under that understanding, Rubio would be natural-born because he was born here. If Obama was really born in Hawaii and not Kenya, he would be natural-born.......unless he truly had become a citizen of Indonesia as a child named Barry Soetero as school records show. Even then, it would be a question of whether U.S. citizenship had to be given up if he'd become an Indonesian citizen. Was young Obama Indonesian citizen? Also, parental citizenship really has nothing to do with a child born here being an automatic citizen. For example, Mexican illegal alien parent(s)'s children born here in the USA are "natural-born" citizens. |
ilovtv: That was my point. I interpreted "natural born" as to mean "born in the U.S." and I'm curious as to what sort of legal interpretation these other people are trying to use.
Some may be quick to haul out a charge of 'racism' - but when you start running out of other reasons regarding people's motivations, I can see where one MIGHT start thinking that. |
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The original reason for this restriction was to prevent learned foreign diplomats from seeking leadership of our then fledgling nation. It would be nice if the Supreme Court would take up this question and rule on what the Constitutional phrase is actually saying in a strictly legal way. Of course, then we would just be endlessly arguing whether the ruling was correct or flawed. |
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What is really interesting, and believeable, but most people won't admit it, is that the liberal press and many Americans are giving him a pass because he is black....and that's just plain wrong for all of us because its just not objective and this sort of thinking just doesn't belong in our world today. I opine you decide. |
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So what are you talking about? (FYI - I got the numbers from the Office of management and Budget) |
Media Blackout in Obama Georgia Ballot Eligibility Case
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The lame-stream media just shrugs and walks away. (Does the media genuflect or simply bow when in the presence of "The One"?) Even Nixon, as pointed out in this report, fought the judiciary but didn't hold it in contempt, as this President has done. This is an impeachable offense. |
Wow, that is really something shocking! A Georgia court wants the President of the USA to testify and he doesn't show up! Gosh-a-rootie, Georgia might secede from the Union again over this'n goldurn insult to it's dignity by an uppity Yankee impersonator to the Presidency.
Seriously, though, Richie and Katz, if the issue on the table is that Obama is not a natural born citizen because his father was not a citizen, where does that leave Marco Rubio if he should want to run for Pres. or VP? |
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The President by virtue of his office is not granted immunity from such a writ. STICK WITH THE ISSUE AT HAND AND STOP DEFLECTING. |
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The President's legal team has shown contempt to a person who has had apparently numerous cases thrown out of court for filing "frivolous lawsuits".
I'm surprised you're not complaining about this being a waste of taxpayer money by the complainant. |
The South will rise again against them dadburn Yankee impersonaters and them lawyer fellers. We'uns in Georgia know whut is right - and far right, too.
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So you're all admitting and accepting of the fact that the President has now elevated himself to one who is not bound by our nation's laws? (DJ, after you admit that I am right about the crux of this issue we can discuss what constitutes wasted tax money.) For 3 people who have shown some intelligence in the past, do you really want to take that position? This is a precedent that Richard Nixon and William Jefferson Clinton would have loved to use. |
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It's not the job of the defendant nor his lawyers to decide whether it is a valid or "frivolous" charge and proceeding. This behavior of not even sending a rookie lawyer to attend or address the court reeks of disrespect and disdain for the court. Disrespect and disdain for ANYONE coming from a President shows how he regards those who hired and pay him. |
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