I agree
Voting is Disabled

252 votes

I disagree

Rank45

Idea#1442

This idea is active.
Making Data More Accessible »

Prove eligibility and save taxpayers money

Why Is This Idea Important?: the importance is obivious

The President has spent untold amounts of money to keep his citizenship secret. The taxpapers have contributed vast sums of money to ask for proof that he was born in Hawaii and did not give up his birth certificate to become a citizen of Indonesia. Indonesia does not allow dual citizenship. It makes sense that he did not have an American passport when he traveled to Pakistan because it was not allowed.

Submitted by jbf1 2 years ago

Vote Activity Show

Comments (4)

  1. russcrosby said:

    Either the Constitution matters or it doesn't. If not and it is violated in one point, then all other constitutional clauses are also at risk. There are proper legal methods to follow for changing parts of the Constitution. When the Rule of Law no longer matters, God help us all!

    Mr Obama, the Constitution requires that you prove your natural born citizenship. So far, the document you purport is your Birth Certificate does not do that because the name of the hospital where you were born, and the name of the attending doctor are not indicated on it.

    Why did your Kenyan grandmother and why did the Kenyan ambassador to the United Staes both confirm you were born in Kenya?

    2 years ago
    0
    0
  2. jeff said:

    Fellow citizens, ask your congressman and Senators to ask Mr. Obama for permission to view the birth documents on file in Hawaii (along with an independent documents expert). If there is a legitimate birth document on file there, then Mr. Obama should be happy to provide the necessary permission (in order to settle the matter once and for all). If Mr. Obama does not permit such an inspection, it is because he is a FRAUD.

    2 years ago
    0
    0
  3. Michael Schurter said:

    http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/birthcertificate.asp

    2 years ago
    0
    0
  4. karidrgn said:

    flagged as a copy

    2 years ago
    0
    0