SIGN THE PETITION FOR PUBLIC RELEASE OF OBAMA'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE

Online effort launched to answer presidential eligibility question

WASHINGTON – WND today announces the launching of an online petition designed to enlist the public's help in demanding evidence of Barack Obama's constitutional eligibility for the office of the presidency.

The electronic petition calls on all controlling legal authorities to take seriously the matter of where and when and to whom Obama was born and whether he qualifies as a "natural-born American citizen," according to Article 2, Section 1 of the Constitution.

Learn more here:

Gateway Pundit: Dr. Alan Keyes Sues Barack Obama Over Eligibility

MacRanger: Trouble in Paradise: Obama’s Kenyan Birth Record on it’s Way to US

WND: Obama's state secret: His birth certificate!

'Constitutional crisis' looming over Obama's birth location
Alan Keyes lawsuit warns America may see 'usurper' in Oval Office

Supremes to review citizenship arguments
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  1. Carlos Echevarria11/21/08, 7:42 AM

    Jean, signed the petition, thanks for posting the link...

    But don't you think we need to get back to some real news, like Sarah Palin being a Turkey murderer.

    Funny how the Left doesn't care about babies in the womb or even out of the womb, but gets in a hissy fit over the killing of a Turkey????????????????????????????????????

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  2. Barb Szyszkiewicz11/22/08, 8:03 PM

    Now, my question is--if Barack Obama is found to be ineligible to be President, does the job go to Biden? Do we have another election? Does Hillary get it? How does this work?

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  3. Jean Heimann11/23/08, 10:59 AM

    Good question, Barb!

    If it goes to Biden, I think we had better start praying for a miracle now because this country will be as the saying goes "going to Hell in a handbasket".

    Heaven help us if it goes to Hillary!

    I vote on another election.

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