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The Supreme Court is 'evading " the issue so individual states arenow taking it upon themselves in addressing question of Constitutionaleligibility to be POTUS and VPOTUS



 
 
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Default The Supreme Court is 'evading " the issue so individual states arenow taking it upon themselves in addressing question of Constitutionaleligibility to be POTUS and VPOTUS

The demand for documentation of Barack Obama’s eligibility to occupy
the Oval Office is surging, with lawmakers in several states now
working on legislation that could be used to require future
presidential candidates to reveal precisely how they are qualified
under the U.S. Constitution’s demand for a “natural born citizen.”



The Supreme Court is 'evading " the issue so individual states are now
taking it upon themselves in addressing question of Constitutional
eligibility to be POTUS and VPOTUS


"WND already has reported on a bill co-sponsored by some three dozen
lawmakers in Arizona who want to require candidates not only to submit
the information, but state officials to independently verify the
accuracy.

Bill sponsor Rep. Judy Burges, R-Skull Valley, told WND she already
has started getting questions from other states who want details about
the proposal.

A separate proposal has been created by a freedom of information
action group in New York state, and now the National Conference of
State Legislatures, which monitors and tabulates the work of
legislative bodies, confirms through its database that several other
plans are in the works.

Some of the proposals are very clear even without the full text. In
New Hampshire, for example, a pending plan would require “certified
copies of birth certificates for nominees for president and vice
president.”

Others are a little more oblique. In Georgia, for example, lawmakers
propose a bill “relating to procedures for qualification of candidates
generally, so as to require each candidate for public office to be in
compliance with certain disclosure requirements.”

There is no definitive word on what that would mean to presidential
candidates.

An Indiana proposal is equally unclear, because it “authorizes a
challenge to a candidate’s eligibility to seek an office to be filed
by a registered voter of the jurisdiction conducting the election.” It
could apply only to local elections.

In Virginia, a summary says the proposal “provides that candidates
shall provide evidence of their qualifications for office to have
their names printed on the ballot. The State Board of Elections shall
provide a list of acceptable forms of evidence.”

And in the New York state plan proposed by a freedom of information
organization to state lawmakers would provide that “an individual
seeking placement on the New York State’s election ballot(s) for the
office of president or vice president of the United States must
present proof of eligibility, as per requirements that are stated in
Article 2, section 1, paragraph 5 of the U.S. Constitution.”


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