Friday, February 27, 2009

Links of the Day: Obama Citizenship Battle Rages

Not much time for comment but here are some interesting links regarding the raging battle over trying to simply get proof that Obama meets the constitutional citizenship requirement to be President of the United States. Congress went out of their way to verify eligibility of Senator McCain but not for Obama? Sounds like a double-standard, doesn't it? It's also interesting to note that so far Obama lawyers, at least as far as I've heard, have only tried to dismiss cases on technicalities (e.g., "lack of standing" to bring the suit, procedural technicality, etc.). Why are they afraid to respond to all of the issues brought up by Mr. Berg to simply prove Obama's eligibility or to even allow release of Obama's college records in California? Anyway, here are the links:

Berg on Michael Savage Nation - Updates on Berg's three ongoing cases and what he calls "the most significant story in the history of our country; the biggest "HOAX" perpetrated on the citizens of the United States in 230 years, since our nation was established"

Retired major general says president's eligibility needs proof

States reviewing Obama 'eligibility' challenges

Senator questions Obama eligibility

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