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To: reaganaut1

It is very irresponsible for soldiers to follow orders they believe are invalid.
Soldiers are citizens too, and have absolutely every right to confirm their orders are from legitimate sources.
If this happened under Bush or McCain, we would call it mutiny because the required proof of eligibility had already been shown, addressed, and the issue settled. Remember: McCain faced a comparable challenge, showed his papers, Congress addressed the issue and a solid conclusion was reached.

It’s not that BHO is disliked, it’s that mounting piles of circumstantial evidence is demanding presentation of proof of eligibility, and that demand is systematically denied in ways that just keeps piling on more circumstantial evidence. All the more reason to get the issue settled once and for all. McCain did, why doesn’t Obama?


67 posted on 07/28/2009 12:18:46 PM PDT by ctdonath2 (John Galt was exiled.)
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To: ctdonath2

I agree with your point 100%. The Military are not asked to assassinate their brains when they join the service. For God’s sake this is the most important Constitutional issue that there could be at the moment. The speed with which this man is steam rolling over every aspect of America DEMANDS some verifications. Also, even in carrying out his “presidential” duties, he’s breaking the Consititution every single day. Look how he has concentrated all the power pretty much in the Executive branch (himself), thereby demolishing the checks and balances that were so cleverly established by the Founders of this wonderful document!! CO


84 posted on 07/28/2009 1:49:35 PM PDT by Canadian Outrage (Conservatism is to a country what an antibiotic is to an infection - Healing!!!!)
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