Why McCain Cannot Be President
I just came across this interesting article by University of Arizona Prof. Gabriel J. Chin, and believe it a sound discussion on the topic of McCain's ineligibility to be POTUS. I similarly believe its legal arguments can be applied to the Obama situation at the same time.
Why McCain Cannot Be President
Gabriel J. Chin
The University of Arizona
James E. Rogers College of Law
http://www.law.arizona.edu/Faculty/getp ... ultyid=147
August, 2008
http://tinyurl.com/ydc2cvl
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Why McCain Cannot Be President
Because Senator John McCain was not a citizen at birth, he is not a “natural born Citizenâ€
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Originally Posted by grandmasmad
The poll is still up and you can vote more than once :lol:
Why, Grandmasmad, are you suggesting that we do as the Obots do? All's fair in love and war?
The means justify the ends? Or is that, "The ends justify the means," or "The means justify ending them"?
[quote="HighlanderJuan"][size=117]The Tribe-Olson Opinion [Why is "opinion" capitalized? To give it the air of authority as established legal precedent?] suggests that the Canal Zone, then under exclusive U.S. jurisdiction, may have been covered by the Fourteenth Amendment’s grant of citizenship to “all persons born . . . in the United States.â€
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Originally Posted by MinutemanCDC_SC
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Originally Posted by grandmasmad
The poll is still up and you can vote more than once :lol:
Why, Grandmasmad, are you suggesting that we do as the Obots do? All's fair in love and war?
The means justify the ends? Or is that, "The ends justify the means," or "The means justify ending them"?
[quote="HighlanderJuan"][size=117]The Tribe-Olson Opinion [Why is "opinion" capitalized? To give it the air of authority as established legal precedent?] suggests that the Canal Zone, then under exclusive U.S. jurisdiction, may have been covered by the Fourteenth Amendment’s grant of citizenship to “all persons born . . . in the United States.â€