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By: TexomaEd

TexomaEd — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:26:04 +0000

Now, if someone could come forward with a recording of that verbal exchange from that debate, then that would be very telling. So far we just have the statements from a number of viewers. Keyes himself says he does not recall that exchange, but says that it could have occured and he just does not remember.

In addition to those newspaper articles from Africa in 2004, there were a few references to Obama as "son of Africa" when he made that trip to Africa last year. There were African fans of his parading around with signs saying much the same thing.

By: TexomaEd

TexomaEd — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:18:37 +0000

We are in agreement about Obama's ineligibility, even if born in Hawaii, due to his non-US citizen father. But not about McCain.

A natural born citizen is someone who attained his citizenship via the laws of nature and not of man. If you are born on US soil (one of the 50 states or DC) to citizen parents, then you do not need any human law to establish your citizenship. McCain needed a federal statute (a human law) to establish his citizenship, and so he is not a natural born citizen. Furthermore, Panama's constitution considers all persons born in the Canal Zone to be Panamanian citizens at birth.

Jindal's parents were not US citizens at the time of his birth. They were legal immigrants from India, and they were Indian citizens when Jindal was born. They became citizens later, but that does not matter — it is their status at the time Jindal was born that matters. Like Obama, Jindal was a dual citizen at birth (US / India).

Yes, the media does muddy the discussion by using the terms citizen, native-born citizen, and natural born citizen almost interchangeably.

By: MadDog

MadDog — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 02:39:22 +0000

I wonder how his speach tonight which will villify Big Banks, Insurance companies and anyone outside of GOVT. that gets a bonus will affect the stock market tomorrow?
Will he have the stones (Bet he does) to suggest freezing spending (After doubling the debt.)?
I just hope he uses his condescending tone (Pick-up trucks are a racial thing) to make some points. That should set the tone for Nov. no matter what he does or most likely say's he's going to do.
My biggest fear is that when the Obamatons actually see the writing on the wall (Your gone in Nov.) they will panick and create an emergency to push through their Progressive agenda! It will be on then!

By: Jacey

Jacey — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:56:51 +0000

C-SPAN aired a debate between Obama and Alan Keyes that ran twice in its unedited form in which Keyes accused Obama of not being a natural born citizen (the only type of US citizen eligible to run for president). Obama said (paraphrasing), "So what? I'm running for the senate, not the presidency." He did not deny the accusation. Further airings of the debate elsewhere edited out this portion. Gee, I wonder why?

Also, various Kenyan newspapers wrote about Obama's run for the US senate in 2004, declaring him Kenyan-born. It's in their archives. British newspapers refer to him as a citizen of Britain.