"The lawsuit was thrown out. Did you read why the judge threw it out, what his reasoning was? Just because the judge threw the case out doesn't mean it was debunked. The judge said that American citizens, you and I, have no standing to require Obama to present his birth certificate. People from the Democratic party, for instance, would have to bring this up, because according to the judge, you and I somehow don't have that power. That is why the court order is being appealed. You do some research yourself on just what the judge said in that trial, and ask yourself if his reasoning makes sense, or if it's even Constitutional. Normal American citizens have no right to require that someone truly prove where they're from? That's not American. And do you honestly think that either the Democratic party or Republican party would disqualify their candidate if they knew he had a good chance at becoming president? Let's be real here.

Just because a crazy person like Limbaugh talks about this doesn't instantly make it a crazy idea and full of crap. Saying that Limbaugh brought it up doesn't debunk it.

I don't get what Kenya being a British colony has to do with anything. They're not American places. Please explain that to me.

This isn't about the policies of either candidate, this is about whether Obama can rightfully run for president. If the most qualified person in the world is not a natural born citizen (which is a strict requirement) then they can not run for president. Period. Obama has produced a piece of paper that is not his original certificate, says African instead of Black or Negro as his father's race (which I'm pretty sure is how they would have listed him back then), and after he went to Hawaii to see his mother, he had his birth records sealed. At least McCain provided his records when he was asked. Please address my points."

"Obama went to school in Indonesia, under a different name, and the laws required that he be a citizen of Indonesia in order to go to school there. Can you explain that one?"

"McCain was born in the Panama Canal Zone and when he was asked to provide documentation he provided documentation. Not a digital copy of something that's like a birth certificate but isn't a birth certificate. Everyone knows where McCain was born, there's no dispute over that. Rembrandt, can you prove that because Obama's stepfather was from Indonesia that that would be sufficient for him to go to school in Indonesia? I've seen it said from multiple sources that when Obama went to school in Indonesia, the only way that could have been done was if he was a citizen of Indonesia (which would mean he gave up his citizenship of wherever he was born). Rembrandt, can you provide proof for your claim that his stepfather's heritage was good enough for Obama to go to school back then?

I don't like McCain, but he provided documentation when he was asked. Obama provided some pixels. I can't be confident in that."

"Pretty much answered all my questions, hahahaha. That's a hilarious note for this topic to end on. I'll leave it at that. Rembrandt, I know we don't see eye to eye, but we will see what the coming years are like, and I hope you the best as well. "

"Petros, obviously I did not decide the qualifications for becoming president. What I know is that there were rules this country was founded on. One of them was that the person to become president would be born in the country. I believe the idea behind that was to keep domestic interests in mind. America had just experienced a great war with England when that law was written, so preventing English men from running for president was a good idea. Someone born on Mars could be the most qualified to run the US at the time, but the laws of the US prevent them from doing so. Only allowing a US born citizen to run for president was totally appropriate back then, in my opinion. Should it still be a requirement today, where things are much different? It is not for me to decide, but it should be considered. It may prevent a more qualified person from running, or it may potentially endanger US interests (which is, after all, one of the things the president is to protect).

You say you have grown sick with me personally. I do not know where you are from, but I am pretty sure there are polices and rules in your country that you do not agree with either. You live there, and I have to assume you choose to live there, since I have no reason to think otherwise. I live in the US and choose to live here, but I do not agree with all the polices of this current administration. It has made some huge mistakes, and I do not like this administration because of those mistakes. I don't have to list out my grievances against this administration, but do believe that Republicans and Democrats over here hate their mistakes as well. So why have you grown sick of me, personally? What have I personally done to mess up the planet? You don't know, so don't throw blame at me and shut your mouth.

I don't have enough room to address the rest of what you said, but I'll leave it at that for now."