[allmendream]

Full faith and credit.

Some states no longer “do” original paper copies. Would their citizens be ineligible to be on the Presidential ballot?

Sorry, but a COLB from Hawaii DOH (assuming it IS from Hawaii DOH), will legally satisfy all requirements for proof of birth under the full faith and credit clause.

But keep pinning your hope on the long-shot instead of working towards an electoral majority that defeats 0bama, if that is what you think is going to work. I don't.

[Genoa]

I’m no constitutional law expert, but does “full faith and credit” have anything to do with the kind of paperwork one state can require from another if it exists? Does it mean Hawaii can dictate in such cases? That’s hard to fathom. I always thought “full faith and credit” meant that one state would have to honor the mere validity of another state’s laws. (Not necessarily acquiesce in all of their administrative decisions.)

[thulldud]

Don't know why you should mind inquiries about 0bama's birth status. Whatever they may or may not eventually reveal, the reaction they provoke from the regime is both entertaining and intriguing.

After all, rather than court-martial an officer who questioned Baraq al-Husseini's orders on the grounds of his Constitutional eligibility, they reassigned him.

They are hiding something, and it's probably worse than merely embarrassing.