Of Presidential Eligibility, Doubling Down and Linguistic Torts, Conclusion
A NATION OF LAWS, OR MEN?
The Post & Email
Joseph DeMaio, ©2012
2/26/2012
Excerpt:
"[Editor's Note: In this concluding section of Mr. DeMaio's four-part series on presidential eligibility, the meaning of "natural born Citizen" as utilized in Article II, Section 1, Clause 5 of the U.S. Constitution, and the efforts made by Atty. Jack Maskell of the Congressional Research Service (CRS) to convince his presumed readership that a jus soli birth is sufficient to qualify for the presidency, DeMaio questions whether or not an image posted on the internet meets the "Best Evidence Rule" as prima facie evidence of Obama's birth as well as Obama's reasons for withholding the original allegedly retrieved by his lawyer from Hawaii. DeMaio raises the question as to how Obama legitimately claims "undivided allegiance" to the United States when his father was born a British subject and never became a U.S. citizen following his extensive analysis of the writings of Emmerich de Vattel, whose The Law of Nations described children born of citizen "parents" as "natural born."
The Congressional Research Services states that it employs "450 policy analysts, attorneys and information professionals in a variety of disciplines working in one of five research divisions. The breadth and depth of this expertise – from law, economics and foreign affairs to defense and homeland security, public administration, education, health care, immigration, energy, environmental protection, science and technology – enables CRS to mobilize quickly, working together in flexible groups to provide integrated analyses of complex issues facing the Congress." But have these "professionals," or more specifically, Maskell and his staff, produced not one, but three, memos with the disingenuous intent of convincing members of Congress - and the public, if they were to read them - that Barack Hussein Obama is eligible to the presidency regardless of the "natural born Citizen" clause of the Constitution?]"
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A NATION OF LAWS, OR MEN?
The Post & Email
Joseph DeMaio, ©2012
2/26/2012
Excerpt:
"[Editor's Note: In this concluding section of Mr. DeMaio's four-part series on presidential eligibility, the meaning of "natural born Citizen" as utilized in Article II, Section 1, Clause 5 of the U.S. Constitution, and the efforts made by Atty. Jack Maskell of the Congressional Research Service (CRS) to convince his presumed readership that a jus soli birth is sufficient to qualify for the presidency, DeMaio questions whether or not an image posted on the internet meets the "Best Evidence Rule" as prima facie evidence of Obama's birth as well as Obama's reasons for withholding the original allegedly retrieved by his lawyer from Hawaii. DeMaio raises the question as to how Obama legitimately claims "undivided allegiance" to the United States when his father was born a British subject and never became a U.S. citizen following his extensive analysis of the writings of Emmerich de Vattel, whose The Law of Nations described children born of citizen "parents" as "natural born."
The Congressional Research Services states that it employs "450 policy analysts, attorneys and information professionals in a variety of disciplines working in one of five research divisions. The breadth and depth of this expertise – from law, economics and foreign affairs to defense and homeland security, public administration, education, health care, immigration, energy, environmental protection, science and technology – enables CRS to mobilize quickly, working together in flexible groups to provide integrated analyses of complex issues facing the Congress." But have these "professionals," or more specifically, Maskell and his staff, produced not one, but three, memos with the disingenuous intent of convincing members of Congress - and the public, if they were to read them - that Barack Hussein Obama is eligible to the presidency regardless of the "natural born Citizen" clause of the Constitution?]"
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http://www.thepostemail.com/2012/02/...ts-conclusion/