Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Coming Soon: Updates on Obama Citizenship Lawsuits

There are many ongoing lawsuits challenging Obama's eligibility according to the constitution's "natural born citizen" clause. If anyone sets aside any biases they may have and looks only at the evidence (for example, check out all of the evidence at the site of Berg v. Obama - ObamaCrimes.com), there's no doubt they would conclude that it appears likely that Obama does NOT meet the constitutional requirements to hold the office of President. What's even more unbelievable is that according to this story at WND the Congress actually investigated Sen. McCain's eligibility (which was far less in question that Obama's citizenship status) but they did NOT investigate Obama's eligibility! The double-standards are almost too much to believe. Of over a dozen such lawsuits, perhaps the most promising (as far as being heard in court) is on behalf of Alan Keyes and others who definately have "standing" to bring the suit. You can read more at this WND article and you can donate to ensure the constitutional qualifications are verified at USJF's donation page. Mr. Berg also has three ongoing lawsuits on the issue as well. He's been trying to be heard now for 7 months or so and he continues to attempt to ensure our constitution is respected and upheld. You can read the latest press release on the status of his Obama citizenship cases here. Surely one must wonder why, if there really are not any citizenship issues, Mr. Obama didn't just produce the appropriate documentation last year and stop all of the questions and lawsuits before they started. Logic here seems to suggest that there are indeed issues that need to be brought to light. I just want the truth to be revealed beyond the shadow of a doubt. Spread the word to all of your friends about the various cases, donate where you can, and hopefully America will find out the truth - whatever it may be...

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