[Fr. Frank]

I don't know what you would find acceptable besides that and the fact that the Supreme court of the United States has refused the case.

The US Supreme court refused to hear the case, not on the merit of the complaint or lack thereof, but because they ruled the plaintiff had no standing to bring the suit. Justice Scalia later said in an interview they knew of no entity besides the US Department of Justice that could bring such a suit at the Federal level.

In other words, if the USDoJ does not object, it's a done deal, unless a lower state court rules against Obama's election and it is appealed through the system up to the US Supreme Court. Given that Obama was in fact elected by the majority of Americans, it is unlikely that such a suit would be received by any state Supreme C ourt, except in a state where Obama lost by a large margin.

Here is the truth, Obama WAS elected by both popular majority and electoral majority, whether a legal candidate or not.