Yes, LadyJean, I think you're correct on the one-term thing. By 2012 several states will have laws requiring the presentation of proof of citizenship to be placed on the state's ballot for U.S. President. Obama will most likely bow out, or his handlers will kill him in order to create sympathy for his Democratic replacement. Whatever happens, he sure won't be able to run again.

Obama's been fast-tracked for high office all of his adult life (just like G.W. Bush and Al Gore, Jr.) The normal rules don't apply to them. I seriously doubt that Obama had to go through normal channels (present I.D.) to become a lawyer. And he received a diplomatic passport when he was elected at the state level, in Illinois. Once you have that, you can present it in lieu of all other forms of I.D.

But the birth certificate thing will work itself out, in my opinion. I'm more concerned with the legislation he may be signing illegally with the name "Barack Obama." I'll do some more research on it next week and finish my webpage on the issue, but I doubt that anyone's seen proof of him changing his name from Barry Soetoro back to Barack Obama. And then he seems to have lied on his BAR application about previous names. The name issue is probably as big, and maybe easier to resolve, than the birth certificate issue.