[mamelukesabre]

So, right here and now, I declare the president ineligible by default. Maybe he can prove I’m wrong. Maybe he can’t. But the people cannot be expected to prove a negative.
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I believe this is where the problem will arise. We can’t declare him ineligible by default. We need to see the birth certificate and then go from there. So far we are blocked.

[editor-surveyor]

> “We can’t declare him ineligible by default. We need to see the birth certificate and then go from there”

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Nonsense!

We know by established fact that he is ineligible; his father was a British citizen at the time of his birth.

[butterdezillion]

Not exactly. Enough crimes have been committe that we can say those crimes have been committed. From what’s been revealed so far we CAN say that he failed to qualify. See http://butterdezillion.wordpress.com/2010/08/09/the-summary-cnn-doesnt-want-you-to-see/

[Godebert]

"We can’t declare him ineligible by default. We need to see the birth certificate and then go from there. "

The birth certificate is irrelevant. Natural born citizenship requires both parents United States citizens at time of birth.