west2004 wrote on Jul 6^th, 2012 at 12:50pm:


Today it is not based on residence due to the rule change in 2011. Social Security Numbers belonging to 589587 and 426 (for example) have been issued to Mississippi residents who requested SSNs or requested them from a MS zip code. Now people receive random numbers today. And for it to be where by Obama received a CT number needs explaining to prove he is eligible to own that number.

I understand your points in the above post, but I am not buying this line of logical reasoning. Go back mentally to 1977 (Isn't that when Obama supposedly obtained his SSN when he was working at an ice cream parlor in HI? Heck if I know if this is true because his life is one big lie, but I read this was his first job in life.)~~ Yes, go back in your mind to the year 1977 and pretend you are in a hotel room in CT in 1977 and sent a mail with all documentation to receive your SSN. That would be weird, even by today's standards since you probably won't have all the proper documents necessary to obtain a SSN. I doubt seriously his progenitor would have had the documentation for his son to obtain a SSN. Why do I say this? Obama, Sr didn't know his age when his baby was born or so it seems. Was Obama, Sr born in 34 or 36? or when exactly? Why I say he didn't know his age was due to baby Obama's birth certificate stating one age and Obama, Sr.s D.O.B was suppose to be another. These people were not living in the information age in 77. Why would Obama Sr have been the one to request the SSN at the Baltimore office? That just doesn't make good sense for that day and time when all the birth info was supposedly in HI and Obama's maternal side probably requested the SSN since they lived in HI. Why would they have bothered sending the required SS documentation to Obama, Sr for him to get it for his son? They would have mailed the legally required documents and skipped a middle man. I just cant picture your scenerio in that day and time, West. Today, your idea would make sense and fly- not so in 77.


Quote:


Of course a SSN is not a qualification. However, you have to have a legally obtained SSN in this country whether you are president or not, unless you are a foreigner or a child who needs to get one sooner or later.

*EDIT*  my typo is struck through above and replaced with the proper prefix SSN for MS residents.

west2004 wrote on Jul 6^th, 2012 at 12:50pm:


It's not,
Many of the birthers have been looking to these things
in hopes of them disqualifying him for the presidency.
The left has successfully left the image, that the right
is where the birth certificate non issue started, it wasn't.
The Clinton's are the ones who started it. The question
I have is, why would a conservative want to put much
stock into what the Clinton's say? But instead they believe
it, hoping that Barrack Obama will be disqualified from the office.
These things are just BS distractions, that pull attention
away from the things that should be focused on such as
the economy, jobs and taxes. 

Right on, Archie!

Morgan1 wrote on Jul 6^th, 2012 at 1:43pm:


Some foreigners have the legal right to a SSN if that foreigner has his or her green card. These foreigners are here legally working in the USA and paying taxes here in this country so I must clarify what I said above.

west2004 wrote on Jul 6^th, 2012 at 12:50pm:


It is an issue because if it were not one, it would be as you declare.

However, she wont win in court. These judges are too squeemish to rule against a sitting president.

Quote:


Just so you know, yes I know about airplanes, I have been flying them as a private pilot since I was 19 years old. I had two uncles that also were pilots. Adolph and Gigi. Adolph owned a flying school and freight service in Syracuse NY in the 1940’s. His partner took the job of flying B17’s to Europe from Canada before we declared war on Japan. He disappeared over the ocean somewhere and was never found. My uncle Adolph was the first of my family to move to Florida. I remember sitting in his Taylorcraft when I was a kid. He would fly to CT. to visit his mom, my grandma.