By Bob Unruh

 

A constitutional expert says the arguments over the definition of 'natural born' citizen – a constitutional requirement for any occupant of the Oval Office – should be resolved by looking at how God instituted governments and where the person's loyalties lie.

Herb Titus, a one-time vice presidential candidate considered an expert on the U.S. Constitution, says it probably was up to the electors from the 50 states or members of Congress to make certain President Obama is a 'natural born' U.S. citizen.

There is available when Congress votes on the acceptance of the Electoral College results an opportunity for those with questions to object, but that process was not used in the 2008 election.

Since then, a multitude of lawsuits have challenged Obama's eligibility to hold the highest office because of concerns over his place of birth

and parentage.The U.S. Constitution requires a president to be a 'natural born' citizen.

But Titus said probably the most important factor in the argument should be the president's loyalties.

'The reason for the concept of natural born citizens is so a country can't just throw you out willy-nilly,' Titus told WND. 'Your citizenship is in God's sovereign decision-making. You were born of certain parents.

'If you follow that kind of reasoning, Obama cannot be a natural-born citizen, even if he's born in Hawaii,' because of his parents

, he said. 'One was Kenyan and one American.'

More important, he told WND, is where Obama's loyalties lie.

'Did he write a book about his mother?' Titus asked.....