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Major victory for Army warrior questioning Obama's birthplace
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Leomarth
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I just read this morning the actual statement by the director of the department, and you're right. He said that they can release it only to interested parties.
What I read before was wrong.
Here in Texas I can only get a birth certificate for myself or my children.
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LRG
Premium Member
These 'Birthers' are 'teabagers' gone wild. I'm not sure whats in that tea. But it must be delicious because they wont stop drinking it.
Here is the Presidents birth certificate.
Get out of town. I was born on Aug.4th .
We have something in common, maybe he grant me huge tax breaks
I mean the State has certified it. Then a newpaper in Hawaii got there hands on a copy, per FoxNews. What else do you need?? If the law states he don't have to then why would he? Don't you think if there was merit to the story then FoxNews would be all over it? You know Sean Hannity would.
Sirius
Registered User
Even more, Hillary Clinton would have used it if there was something to it.
This was from the article posted above.
"However, Obama's birth certificate along with birth notices from the two Honolulu newspapers were brought forward even before he took office."
Two different Hawaii newspapers have the original birth announcements that ran in their paper when Obama was born. The Republican governor of Hawaii has said he was born there. The head of vital records says he was.
This is akin to asking the President to show his belly button to prove he's not a repitialian freemason overlord hatched in a Kenya bloodletting cult.
He could do it - but it won't fix the crazy. Paranoia doesn't run on logic or common sense.
I feel sorry for the soldier because he's been encouraged in this by all kinds of angles and the consequences should be severe. And it's basically on the premise that if an American marries a foreigner and that child is born on foreign land - they are no longer America. Or at least not as American as someone born in the Panama Canal Zone.
For a moment of flashback, I'm sure y'all remember the outrage about McCain's citizenship question and how that was answered. There was no outrage even though there were serious legal questions which most scholars and lawyers took seriously.
Because there were serious questions and nobody thought there should be, there was a unanimous bill passed to support McCain as a natural born citizen - during the election. It was introduced by Democrats and cosponsored by several including Obama and Clinton - while they were running against McCain..
However, in the case of Obama, we have people introducing and supporting bills basically endorsing birther paranoia.
If someone sees me coming out of lodge, I'm not going to show them my bellybutton to prove I'm not a reptilian over lord.
Here is the text of the McCain bill which passed unanimously
"However, Obama's birth certificate along with birth notices from the two Honolulu newspapers were brought forward even before he took office."
Two different Hawaii newspapers have the original birth announcements that ran in their paper when Obama was born. The Republican governor of Hawaii has said he was born there. The head of vital records says he was.
This is akin to asking the President to show his belly button to prove he's not a repitialian freemason overlord hatched in a Kenya bloodletting cult.
He could do it - but it won't fix the crazy. Paranoia doesn't run on logic or common sense.
I feel sorry for the soldier because he's been encouraged in this by all kinds of angles and the consequences should be severe. And it's basically on the premise that if an American marries a foreigner and that child is born on foreign land - they are no longer America. Or at least not as American as someone born in the Panama Canal Zone.
For a moment of flashback, I'm sure y'all remember the outrage about McCain's citizenship question and how that was answered. There was no outrage even though there were serious legal questions which most scholars and lawyers took seriously.
Because there were serious questions and nobody thought there should be, there was a unanimous bill passed to support McCain as a natural born citizen - during the election. It was introduced by Democrats and cosponsored by several including Obama and Clinton - while they were running against McCain..
However, in the case of Obama, we have people introducing and supporting bills basically endorsing birther paranoia.
If someone sees me coming out of lodge, I'm not going to show them my bellybutton to prove I'm not a reptilian over lord.
Here is the text of the McCain bill which passed unanimously
Sirius
Registered User
Great Post and great points. The President will never be able to convince these people because they are the same folks who believe the Masons are part of a conspiracy involving the trilateral commission done according to the "protocols of the Elders of Zion' and with the help of Barney Fife. These folks have been suckling the loony tit for far to long and need medication. Medication they would be able to afford if health care reform passes.
Sirius
Registered User
Sirius
Registered User
I liked your response , you shouldn't have deleted it.