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03-02-2011, 05:20 AM
A professor emeritus at the Law School of Notre Dame says he doesn't know whether Barack Obama "achieved election by misrepresenting, innocently or by fraud, his eligibility for that office."
But Charles E. Rice, who has authored "What Happened to Notre Dame?" said the U.S .House of Representatives should be the leaders stepping forward to resolve the question.
"The House of Representatives is an appropriate body to inquire into the facts and legal implications of a president's disputed eligibility for office," he wrote on his blog, called The Steady Drip," today.
"The House itself has a contingent but potentially decisive role in the election of a president," he wrote.
Read more: Law prof calls on House to investigate eligibility http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=269733#ixzz1FRLfOsCf
But Charles E. Rice, who has authored "What Happened to Notre Dame?" said the U.S .House of Representatives should be the leaders stepping forward to resolve the question.
"The House of Representatives is an appropriate body to inquire into the facts and legal implications of a president's disputed eligibility for office," he wrote on his blog, called The Steady Drip," today.
"The House itself has a contingent but potentially decisive role in the election of a president," he wrote.
Read more: Law prof calls on House to investigate eligibility http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=269733#ixzz1FRLfOsCf