Phatscotty wrote:saxitoxin wrote:If a FEC clerk reviewed Obama's birth certificate you would be satisfied, case closed? (Keeping in mind three of the five FEC commissioners are Democrats.)
The problem isn't that you don't know where it should be shown. The problem is I haven't heard a single person articulate a concrete standard by which Obama could prove his birth. It's always just a vague "he should show it to someone." Since birth skeptics are asking he do something for which no process exists and no past US president has had to do, the onus is theirs to articulate specifically what it is he's supposed to do, beyond "just show it to someone."
To the best of my knowledge he hasn't refused to show it to any state chief elections officer (Sec of State/Commonwealth) who's requested to see it ... just that none (including Republicans) have asked. Short of a door to door bus tour, I'm unsure what else he's supposed to do. So, too, it seems are you!(I agree with you he should release his university transcripts.)
The process should exist, for all candidates. That is generally what I have been saying.
You're probably right. Every state establishes its own standards to list presidential candidates on its ballot. Montana could pass a law tomorrow requiring a state elections officer personally verifies the birth certificate of every presidential candidate. But they haven't. And neither has any other state.
That this hasn't happened after four years either indicates a grand, far-reaching conspiracy that has penetrated every state in the U.S. and is of such complexity as the world has never before seen - but somehow managed to slip-up in forging a piece of paper - or there's nothing to this.
