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Obama and the Birthers

Yes or No - Do You Believe the President Was Born in Hawaii? 38 members have voted

  1. 1. Yes or No - Do You Believe the President Was Born in Hawaii?

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This entire discussion is unbelievable ...

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I still don't understand why President Obama never produced a birth certificate, but I believe he was born in Hawaii.

 

:thumb:

Gotta love those conspiracy theories.:clap:

All we need now is Oliver Stone to make a movie and it will be official.:thumb:

:ohbrother::ohbrother::ohbrother:

 

I love how Americans are the be all and end all, know it all, and do it all.....but now Kenyan family knows better than American family where Obama was born. :lol:

 

Here's one for the conspiracy theorists:

 

Presumably, Obama's mama didn't know her son would be running for POTUS when he was born. Why would she fake a birth certificate in Hawaii, given that she was an American, and in the overall scheme of things, no matter where he was born, he'd be an American as well?

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Because his family in Kenya say he was born there.

 

They do? Didn't the newspaper in Hawaii find the birth announcement of his birth in Hawaii?

 

Do you somehow discredit the Hawaii state health director who says she has seen and verified that the original birth certificate is on file?

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You folks that think this is funny need to get your head out of that foul smelling dark spot and vote these America hating imposters out of office!They hate your guts,and want the very worst for you.

 

I mean this with all of my heart.

 

If you truly believe the above, I feel sorry for your daily existence.

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Has any POTUS ever had to show proof?

Has any POTUS ever had to show proof?

 

No. This was discussed at length last fall. There's also no constitutional requirement that proof be provided.

Has any POTUS ever had to show proof?

 

I don't believe they've ever been forced to, but I'm pretty sure they have all willingly produced their birth certificates.

A serious question ... I've always had the belief that a son or daughter of an American citizen was automatically an American citizen, regardless of where they were born.

 

Is that not the case? If it is, there is no dispute because Obama's mother was an American citizen.

Does not matter where he was born.He is trying to destroy this country as fast as possible,and should be empeached or stopped ASAP.
The bogeyman mentality is alive and well ...
A serious question ... I've always had the belief that a son or daughter of an American citizen was automatically an American citizen, regardless of where they were born.

 

Is that not the case? If it is, there is no dispute because Obama's mother was an American citizen.

 

I don't think his citizenship is what is being questioned by all this. It's whether or not he's eligible for the POTUS.

:thumb: Exactly. They should know.

 

So, they should know, but his American family shouldn't and are lying? The newspaper announcement 40 some years ago was a sham put in place ahead of time?

This, above all else, smells of partisan politics to the high heavens. People that don't like him want to jump on that bandwagon and discredit his American birth. They want to believe ONE Kenyan woman (who from all accounts has about 30 grandkids), over his American grandparents and an American newspaper announcement that was published 40 some years ago. They WANT to believe in it...that's textbook conspiracy theory.

This, above all else, smells of partisan politics to the high heavens. People that don't like him want to jump on that bandwagon and discredit his American birth. They want to believe ONE Kenyan woman (who from all accounts has about 30 grandkids), over his American grandparents and an American newspaper announcement that was published 40 some years ago. They WANT to believe in it...that's textbook conspiracy theory.

 

The same could be said for the other side as well.

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