Since you don’t seem to know how much money was actually spent (you say “hundreds of thousands, in some estimates, over a million dollars” … so do you really know what was spent or are you just making stuff up? Could you provide a list of cases and the amount of defense money spent and the actual cause of action in the case?

Otherwise … why should I believe your rantings over stuff you just plain made up or copied from other websites without any research????

The Supreme Court did no such thing.

They declined to hear the case based on a lower court ruling the plaintiff had no standing (a correct ruling, in my opinion,) to bring suit.

Thanks for stopping by and sharing your opinion.

Wikipedia is not considered a reliable source for current political events. The partisan bickering over what constitutes “facts” concerning political subjects is well-documented—one source is Wikipedia itself [John Edwards Love Child Scandal: Debate at Wikipedia Rages and John Edwards Love Child: Wikipedia Editor Defends Go-Slow Policies On Edwards Entry ....also, follow the drama for selected articles at Wikipedia Talk].

This is to be expected when the ‘encyclopedia’ is user-edited. Wikipedia is very reliable for matters of historical record and non-controversial subjects, however.

The case with McCain involves a child (McCain) of parents serving in the military, born in (what was then) the US Canal Zone. It’s easy enough to find the specifics–even Wikipedia may have it right: it’s pretty clear-cut.

That being said, thanks for stopping by and sharing your opinion.

“Eligibility for office of President

“According to the Constitution of the United States only natural born citizens are eligible to serve as President of the United States or as Vice President… A person who is a citizen by birthright [meaning the mother or both parents are Americans] but not born on American soil has also been legally considered to be natural born, as in the case of 2008 Republican Presidential candidate John McCain, who was born in Panama. A bipartisan legal review… and a unanimous but non-binding Senate resolution… both concluded that he is a natural-born citizen.”

Even if there was something to all this birth certificate nonsense — even if Obama was born on the moon — he is still a natural-born American citizen because his mother was American (even if his mother was really his grandmother). If it’s good enough for the goose (McCain), then ….

Stop all the silly nitpicking. It’s ridiculous.

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Give it up already..

Here’s your answer:

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Obama’s grandmother is his mother and his mother is his sister.

Think about it. Review all the facts and claims.