LadyEagle said:
I honestly believe that if that were proven to be the case, all those enamored with Obama really wouldn't care. And like stated above, they would blame it on conspiracy theorists, skin heads, or something like that. Our Constitution seems to mean little to some people including most on Capitol Hill.
The constitution has worked. Your constant implication that anyone who disagrees on this issue has a low view of the constitution is tiring.
At the moment - even if this silliness has merit - Barack Obama is constitutionally the president. The states chose their electors. The electors voted. Congress certified that vote. The Supreme Court refused to hear the case. Everything that has happened is constitutional. Lovers of the constitution acknowledge that and accept the results.
But I will play the game. If (and I have a hard time even accepting the preposterous notion) this somehow played out this would be the legal scenario.
Pres Obama's resignation would be demanded
If he refused impeachment proceedings would be started. The House would have to investigate the charges and decide whether or not Pres Obama was a natural born citizen.
If the impeachment was successful, and Pres Obama still refused to resign, he would be tried by the Senate.
Who knows what would happen? Even if the constitutional process took place and Pres Obama were found innocent there are some people who would place their politics above the constitution and not be satisfied. Some have not accepted the constitutional process so far, so why would we expect them to accept it even in the process played out? They would blame it on the liberals on the hill, the media, or something like that.
I love the constitution. It is, in my mind, the greatest political document ever produced. But no human document is perfect. We either accept it, even when its imperfections are manifested, or we throw it out and govern by mob rule.