Bilbray said it doesn’t matter that Obama’s father, governed by his Kenyan nationality, was a British subject when Obama was born.
*** But he also explained parents can denounce a U.S. citizenship for a child, and that’s why Obama critics should be hunting not for any birth documentation but the passports on which Obama traveled earlier in his life. ***
Personally, Bilbray said he believes Obama was born in Hawaii, “but I don’t know what his status is.”
“He’s a U.S. citizen until proven otherwise,” he said.
“I think the president is enjoying this exercise,” he told WND.
“I think he doesn’t want to clarify it.
I think he’s enjoying it.
“It’s an exercise that he uses to try to discredit his opponents.
(I agree. And this would make Obama a very sick person. i.e., Obama enjoys “birthers” being labeled crazy and racists.)
A lot of this is a distraction.
This citizenship issue is used as a way of distracting from what he’s doing politically,” he said.
He called Obama the “most extreme left-wing president ever.”
***
And also the most divisive president ever.
He also happens to be correct.
But he also explained parents can denounce a U.S. citizenship for a child,
On this he is incorrect.
Related:
I also stumbled upon some posts by a “svenmagnussen” like this one:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2501382/posts?page=42#42
To: Genoa
The Foreign Affairs Manual has some great information in it.
Check out this link for information on a minor renouncing his citizenship …
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/120538.pdf
Be sure and look at page 10, 7 FAM EXHIBIT 1292, A SAMPLE LETTER TO ACCOMPANY CLN FOR MINOR RENUNCIANTS
42 posted on Tuesday, April 27, 2010 9:00:27 AM by SvenMagnussen