Posted on 01/06/2010 9:27:28 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
You have to admit, electing Barrack Husein Obama, a guy that speaks perfect Farsi, A guy whose only verifiable paperwork says his name is really Barry Soretoro and that he is a Muslim, a guy that spoke to Muslims before he gave a formal speech to the US, a guy that apologizes for the country he represents every chance he gets, and is trying to release terrorists and bring them to New York for trial at a cost of $200 million, a guy that has Mao admirers and card carrying commies in the White House, A guy that has blown spending up 4 times the previous 200 years, well, you get the picture.
I wonder if the Bush haters would rather have a DOW 14000 and 4.5% unemployment or what we have now. Oh yeah, we've gone crazy so they defend Obama. As he dismantles the US to make it more like his dad's country, I wonder what you will think about his loyalties then?
You may be right, but you know, I have never once questioned my status. And to be honest, even with an ethnic name like mine (with j’s and k’s and only one vøwel...my son’s nickname is “buy a vowel”), should I have run for President (what a joke!), nobody would have raised the issue.
You may be right, but you know, I have never once questioned my status. And to be honest, even with an ethnic name like mine (with j’s and k’s and only one vøwel...my son’s nickname is “buy a vowel”), should I have run for President (what a joke!), nobody would have raised the issue.
4th. None can claim citizenship as a birth-right, but such as have been born since the declaration of independence, for this obvious reason: no man can be born a citizen of a state or government, which did not exist at the time of his birth. Citizenship is the inheritance of the children of those who have taken a part in the late revolution; but this is confined exclusively to the children of those who were themselves citizens. Those who died before the revolution, could leave no political character to their children, but that of subjects, which they themselves possessed. If they had lived, no one could be certain whether they would have adhered to the king or to congress. Their children, therefore, may claim by inheritance the rights of British subjects, but not of American citizens. —David Ramsay, Founder, 1789.
Citizenship conferred by special grant was awarded to the Marquis de Lafayette by the General Assembly of Maryland at the session held on November 1, 1784 to January 22, 1785 at Annapolis, Maryland. It provided that “the Marquis de Lafayette and his heirs male for ever, shall be, and they and each of them are hereby deemed, adjudged, and taken to be, natural born citizens of this state, and shall henceforth be entitled to all the immunities, rights and privileges, of natural born citizens thereof.”
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