Since day one my primary points of view have been procedural:
1) Forgery and document tampering are crimes, you don’t attempt redress of alleged crimes via civil lawsuits. There are no issues of standing in a criminal court.
2) Anyone who has evidence of a crime should present their evidence to a prosecuting attorney to see if that person will convene a grand jury investigation. No U.S. Attorney, state’s Attorney General or District Attorney has ever been presented with purported evidence of criminal activity.
3) Hawaii Revised Statute 338-18 allows an original birth certificate to be inspected via a court order and a congressional subpoena issued by the Chair of an investigative committee of Congress has the force of law of a judge’s court order. Congress could have and should have inspected the original document, not a PDF digital image of the original document.