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This guy got a BC for someone in Denver who had died young, and used it to get a CO driver's license. Now, I am here to tell you, considering the abilities of the people that work at our DMV, that would not surprise me. Anyway, this guy was trying to kill the president. Clint Eastwood was the secret service agent who was trying to stop him.
So were you lying when you claimed that everybody who had made statements about Obama's birth certificate was a Democrat, or did you just post without bothering to check your facts?
Yes, it seems that "The Donald" who he knows how to settle our deficit problems, and he does deal in huge amounts of money all the time is ready to join the fold of the birthers. I would think that if he intends to spend up to $600 million of his own money in a run for the Presidency he must not really fear any libs who will try to run him down for being a birther and a racist. He will not decide whether to run for the Republican nomination before June but he has intimated that he may run as an independent. With that pile of money Obama will need at least $1 billion. That kind of number doesn't bother Obama though.
Did Obama ever offer the original long form birth certificate after a bunch of his family said he wasn't born in the United States?
No he did not and I don't blame people for wanting proof when many in your own family said you were born elsewhere.
I think the "crazy birthers" will end up having the last laugh after Obama is kicked to the curb. I predict there will be expressed shock and horror from those who formerly supported him.
Did Obama ever offer the original long form birth certificate after a bunch of his family said he wasn't born in the United States?
No he did not and I don't blame people for wanting proof when many in your own family said you were born elsewhere.
Who in his family said he wasn't born in the US? Not his step-grandmother, who is frequently quoted as saying she did say so. Not his wife, whose words were twisted by the birthers to mean that he wasn't born here.
Did Obama ever offer the original long form birth certificate after a bunch of his family said he wasn't born in the United States?
No he did not and I don't blame people for wanting proof when many in your own family said you were born elsewhere.
So which long discredited birther "expert" with no actual training in document forensics do you rely on in your apparently belief that Obama's birth certificate was forged? Why do you think that the Republican governor of Hawaii and her Republican appointed head of the Department of Health did nothing for over two years in light of a publicly disclosed birth certificate that you believe is forged?
How come you forgot to mention the fact that Obama's step-grandmother (assuming that's the one you're saying claimed he wasn't born in the United States) said that Obama was born in Hawaii?
Further, let's take a look at the transcript.
Quote:
VOICE (background): It was Hawaii.
VOICE OF MRS. OBAMA OR ANOTHER WOMAN (background):
Hawaii.
BROTHER TOM (background): Hawaii, yeah?
VOICE OF MRS. OBAMA OR ANOTHER WOMAN (background): Yeah.
TRANSLATOR OGOMBE (background): Yes.
TRANSLATOR OGOMBE (to McRae): Sir, she says he was born in
Hawaii.
MCRAE: OK.
TRANSLATOR OGOMBE: Yeah, in 1960 this was Hawaii, where his
father, his father was also marrying there. This was Hawaii.
I will also assume that the second (because apparently to a birther, a bunch = 2) person that would fall into your category is Michelle Obama, who said that “When we took our trip to Africa and visited [Barack's] home country in Kenya, we took a public HIV test.”
This is the sort of pure literalism that leads birthers to question whether Obama's middle name is actually Steve because Barack joked about that at a dinner event. Does anybody who claims to be Irish on St. Patrick's Day open up the possibility that they were actually born in Ireland? Of course not.
I can't wait for the great "reveal" after Obama is out of office.
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