There are several reasons why absolutely nothing will come of this, (nor should it):

1. He had to deal with these questions back in 2000 when he ran against GWB in the GOP primary. Were this a legitimate vulnerability, it seems to me Rove and Company would have used it against McCain to undermine his viability (maybe even before they accused him of fathering an illegitimate child.)

2. Obama has come out in favor of a law (put forth by another Democratic senator) that would close any legal loophole that would undermine McCain's eligibility.

3. Just imagine how it would look if any Democrat came out and suggested that McCain should be disqualified because his father was serving in the military at the time of his birth. Democrats already have been branded by the GOP and the obsequious media as being anti-military. I don't think this is the direction they want to go.

This Pastor John Hagee story, however, is not getting nearly the attention it deserves. You have a GOP Presidential nominee actively seeking the support of a pastor who's launched vicious verbal attacks towards Catholics, Jews, and nearly every other non-WASP group in existence. THAT is a much more legitimate concern for voters than the fact that McCain wasn't born on US soil.