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RacerJim -> RE: I like Ted Cruz but he can't be President of the United States (8/19/2013 11:17:13 AM)
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ORIGINAL: FatDomDaddy
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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic
given the bullshit surrounding Obamas actual place of birth, even now five years later, be it hawaii, or kenya, even tho his mother was american, the silence is astounding.
FDD...allo :)
People bullshit.
President Obama was born in Hawaii in 1961 so its a complete moot point.
Clearly the so called "Birthers", no matter how loud they cry, have had no bearing nor impact (other than PR) on Barak Obama's Presidency.
Indeed...people bullshit.
There is no irrefutable evidence in the public domain that Obama was born in Hawaii (or anywhere else for that matter) in 1961 (or any other year for that matter).
Obviously, no matter how loud and often anti-birthers scream bullshit, whether or not birthers have had any bearing or impact on Obama's presidency has absolutely nothing to do with where or when Obama was born and. moreover, whether or not he is eligible to serve as POTUS.
In response to two separate FOIA requests by two different prominent birthers, the Hawaii Department of Health verified in writing that they had no record of anyone associated with Obama's 2008 campaign, the 2008 Democratic Party of Hawaii or the 2008 Democratic National Committee/Convention requesting or paying for a copy of Obama's "Certification Of Live Birth" (short-form bc). CLEARLY that is not birther bullshit but, rather, thus far unrefuted evidence in the public domain that the images thereof posted on the DailyKos, FightTheSmears, FactCheck, Snopes and the White House web-site do in fact depict a phony document.
The image of the photo of Obama's alledged "Certificate Of Live Birth" (long-form bc) taken by Samantha Guthrie and the image of the scan by a White House staffer allegedly of the exact same document have enough visable to the naked eye differences to conclude they cannot possibly depict the same document. Additionally, if not moreover, in violation of Hawaii law, the Hawaii Department of Health's response tg the Arizona Secretary Of State"s questions about Obama's vital records and alleged long-form bc did not include specific answers to a couple specific questions and also did not verify the attached print-out of the image of Obama's long-form bc on the White House web-site as a "true and accurate copy" requested by the AZ SOS and therefore as required by HI law. CLEARLY that also is not birther bullshit but, rather, thus far unrefuted evidence in the public domain that the image alleged to depict Obama's long-form bc does in fact also depict a phony document.
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