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I agree - - while I empathize with all of the researchers and the work they have been doing on this birth issue, the bottom line is this. State-run, Lame Stream Media will do nothing to investigate any of this. As such, any accusations, allegations, or even positive evidence will be totally ignored by the State-run media. As I have said before, and will say again, unless or until the Lame-Stream media makes this a “front page” issue, the story will have no legs and get absolutely no where.

We have to FIGHT the media. With people like Donald Trump on our side, we CAN. We caused critical mass (thanks to Donald) and made him show that phony long form.

We can’t just give up everything to the media. We have to FIGHT.

“the bottom line is this. State-run, Lame Stream Media will do nothing to investigate any of this.”
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Of course not, but if we let the Marxist media dictate to us what is right and wrong, we are finished as a nation, which I already think may be the case.

I am still proud to be an eligibility skeptic, despite the pseudo-elitist, nose in the air snots, including some FReepers, that think it is unseemly.
Their is NO DOUBT that the Bambie birth story has a big problem, and I would like to see it resolved.
I would also like to see the “Natural Born Citizen” rule
brought to the courts for a clear ruling.

State-run, Lame Stream Media will do nothing to investigate any of this.
Neither will Congress, whose job it really is.
They'll investigate baseball players using steroids yet won't conduct even the most cursory investigation as to whether or not the sitting POTUS was even eligible to hold his office.

Investigations
Congress has conducted investigations of malfeasance since the 1790s. In 1798 Congress authorized taking testimony under oath and established punishments for perjury. The House empowered its Committee on Manufactures "to send for persons and papers" relating to tariff legislation in 1827, and since then both houses have considered it their right to summon anyone, whether inside or outside the government, to testify. In 1857, Congress provided that reluctant witnesses could be held in contempt and tried by federal courts. Learn more below and on the Senate Historical Office page about Senate investigations.

malfeasance - wrongdoing or misconduct especially by a public official