Where's the Birth Certificate?: The Case that Barack Obama is not Eligible to be President by Jerome R. Corsi

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


The book is painstakingly researched. The author is a PhD from Harvard and the book reads much like a dissertation. That said, every American citizen needs to at least read Chapter 12, which is a summation of all the foregoing material.



At this point in the current presidency, it's probably moot, and would cause more endless litigation than it's worth to pursue it. But we need to make sure that this issue never comes up again. Solve it now.



I came away from this book with two major thoughts:

One: There is not one law on any books, state or federal that

spells out who should do the verification of a person's

eligibility to be president by meeting the requirement to be

a "natural born citizen". The Supreme Court ruled that THEY

didn't have the jurisdiction to make this ruling. It was

their opinion that this was up to the states who prepare the

actual ballots for voting. None of the states have such a

law and they need to add one ASAP.



What the states have done in the past is rely on a document from each political party that states that all candidates meet the qualifications required for the office they are seeking. These are signed by two top level members of the party, notarized, and forwarded to each state. The state election boards get that document and use that as their basis of proof. Seems like the fox in charge of the henhouse, no matter which party.



Each state needs to pass a law stating what requirements they have for each candidate to present to the election officials of the respective states in order to be put on the ballot and who will perform the verification.



If, Texas, Idaho, Arizona....etc had a such a law in place in 2008 that they must be given a long-form birth certificate from a candidate for the Presidency and that they, the state officials, will verify its accuracy...we would not have this question in play today.



Therefore, write your state representatives TODAY and insist they enact such a law. I have already done so.



Two: In this book, the writer found there were many places that the current administration has blocked release of records and all the places that official government documents are not where they are supposed to be; they are “missing”. It just seems basic common sense that anyone who goes to this much trouble to hide things, must have something they need to hide.





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