WHY DOES “NATIVE BORN” NOW EQUATE TO “NATURAL BORN?” by Joseph DeMaio, ©2012 (Feb. 20, 2012) — So many issues, so little time. Introduction With apologies to readers, of necessity this presentation is lengthy. It is composed in response to an even longer November 14, 2011 formal “Report” issued by the Congressional Research Service (“CRS”) purporting […]
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Is Vattel Irrelevant to the “natural born Citizen” Question?
RESPONSE TO EXPOSURE OF OMITTED INFORMATION BY THE CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE EQUATES “NATIVE BORN” WITH “NATURAL BORN” by Joseph DeMaio, ©2011 (Aug. 19, 2011) — A short while ago – June 17, 2011, to be precise – one “nolu chan” posted to the Internet an article dismissing as irrelevant the work of Emmerich de Vattel […]
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Grand Finale: Presidential Eligibility
PART 3: HAS EVIL TRIUMPHED? by Joseph DeMaio (Jun. 2, 2011) — Editor’s Note: The following is the conclusion of Joseph DeMaio’s analysis and exposure of the language contained in two memos issued by Atty. Jack Maskell of the Congressional Research Service, apparently prepared with the specific intent of justifying Barack Hussein Obama’s occupation of […]
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Update: Presidential Eligibility, Part 2
HOW MANY WORDS WERE OMITTED BY JACK MASKELL TO ACHIEVE THE DESIRED RESULT? by Joseph DeMaio (May 31, 2011) — [Editor’s Note: The essay which follows is a continuation of our previous article, which disclosed the existence of a second Congressional Research Service memo produced with the apparent purpose of providing a rationale to members […]
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Bombshell: Second CRS Memo Covering for Obama’s Ineligibility Not Released to the Public…Until Now
PRESIDENTIAL ELIGIBILITY, PART 1 by Joseph DeMaio (May 30, 2011) — Sherlock Holmes once noted that the perfect crime is the one that is never detected. Those who are now finally discovering the unsolved mystery of Barack Obama’s eligibility under the Constitution as a “natural born Citizen” should read more Sherlock Holmes. In reality, there […]