by Sharon Rondeau
(Jul. 23, 2026) — On July 3, former Obama eligibility litigant Tracy Fair, writing as Lexi Fehr, announced she published a book addressing what she says are “the immense procedural hurdles citizens face when seeking judicial review of constitutional questions.”
The work, titled “We The Sheeple: How the Media, Congress, and the Courts Undermined Article II — and Redefined Presidential Eligibility,” arose from her 2012 lawsuit against the Maryland Board of Elections in which she maintained Barack Hussein Obama did not meet the U.S. Constitution’s Article II, Section 1, clause 5 “natural born Citizen” requirement and was therefore ineligible to serve as president of the United States.
Having met with no success within the Maryland court system, Fair eventually took her case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
In a January 20, 2015 article, The Post & Email reported, in part:
Maryland citizen and registered voter Tracy Fair plans to file an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court in a case which began nearly three years ago claiming that Barack Hussein Obama is not eligible to serve as president of the United States.
…Obama’s eligibility has been questioned since MSNBC commentator Chris Matthews stated in December 2007 that Obama was “born in Indonesia” and other printed reports related that Obama was born in Kenya. In 1991, Obama’s literary agent said in his official biography that he was “born in Kenya and raised in Indonesia and Hawaii.”
CDR Charles F. Kerchner, Jr. (Ret), whose name appears in the book’s Acknowledgements released by Fair in her announcement, immediately reiterated the news while describing Fair as “another true Patriot who battled over 16 years to support, defend, protect, and enforce the true original intent, understanding, meaning, and purpose of the Presidential Eligibility Clause in Article II Section 1 Clause 5.”
The book’s Amazon introduction poses the question, “What if one of the Constitution’s most important safeguards has been quietly ignored, not through open defiance, but through misunderstanding, neglect, and the slow erosion of historical memory?” and offers as background:
For more than eighteen years, independent researcher Tracy Fair (writing under the pen name Lexi Fehr) has investigated the historical, legal, and constitutional foundations of presidential eligibility and the true meaning of the Constitution’s “natural-born Citizen” requirement. We the Sheeple takes readers back to the intellectual roots of the American Republic, exploring how the Founding Fathers relied on Emmerich de Vattel’s The Law of Nations to define citizenship, domicile, and political allegiance. Fehr argues that true constitutional citizenship requires an undivided political allegiance at birth, rather than mere physical presence or territorial geography.
In her email Fair declared:
I’M AN AUTHOR!!! And you all are acknowledged in my book!
It has been years, decades since we were all going after Obama’s ineligibility and I’m wondering how all of you are dealing with the latest SCOTUS decision regarding birthright citizenship. I myself am disgusted!
I started writing We the Sheeple a long time ago, but never finished it. When I heard the SCOTUS would be hearing arguments on the issue, I got back into writing it. I found a publisher who was willing to help get it out quickly before the SCOTUS decision…
Anyways, my book was released on the 22nd of June and I went to DC several times trying to get it to anyone of authority. I tried to get into the 250 Fair, but they would not let me with any books…I mailed a copy to the SCOTUS and it was delivered…not sure who has it but it was addressed to Justice Thomas and WAS delivered…another book will be delivered to Solicitor General John Sauer any day now…he argued the [birthright citizenship] case in court…
Anyways, you are all mentioned in the Acknowledgements and I just wanted to let you know!!!
As for the reason she wrote the book, Fair told this writer, “I really didn’t have a choice. When I heard Trump was going to court, that’s when I started.”
Approximately two weeks later, P&E reader Jonathan David Mooers told The Post & Email:
I read the whole book pronto, and it gave me comfort in her slow, deliberate, methodical, non-emotional writing style…as she marches to the end conclusion that Obama is not a Vatell [sic, Emmerich de Vatell] nbC nor a Founding Father nbC, and that from the Founding Fathers well into the 1800s, judges and Justices referred to Vatell/law of nature/law of nations often in USA jurisprudence.
So, this 18-years-in-the-making-book puts to rest the lie(s) that Vatell had no influence on the Founding Fathers, or Vatell’s French language book was not well-distributed, or Vatell’s book did not come out until after the US Constitution was drafted, etc.
…Great public service herein, Tracy Fair.
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