The Rush Limbaugh LIVE Radio Show Thread

Point made, napping, I should have posted earlier, the caller was just using it as an example. Compare it to the Pawn Stars authenticating documents and relics that come into their shop, they need an expert such as a handwriting expert or the historian that clarifies to the best of their ability, what they are getting.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pawn_Stars
Recurring experts

Professional specialists are sometimes called in by the pawn shop to determine the authenticity and value of the items brought in and, in some cases, to restore them. The following is a list of recurring experts who have appeared in two or more episodes.

Mark Allen – Performer and collector of Western memorabilia, and owner of Wild West Arts Club and Western Stage Props.[53][54][55][56][57]
Brenda Anderson – Handwriting expert and owner of Expert Handwriting Analysis.[58][59]
Jesse Amoroso – Expert in stringed instruments, and owner of Cowtown Guitars.[60][61][62]
Joe Ashman – Gun expert, and owner of Ashman’s Pioneer Market in Fillmore, Utah.[63][64]
Jemison Beshears – Antique arms expert.[65][66]
Jeremy Brown – Expert in sports memorabilia and cards, and owner of Ultimate Sports Cards & Memorabilia.[67][68]
Rick Dale – Metal artist and antique restorer, and owner of Rick’s Restorations.[69][70][71] Dale also stars in American Restoration, a spin-off set at Rick’s Restorations and starring Dale and his staff, which premiered in October 2010.[8][9][10]
Tony Dee – Antique firearms expert.[72]
Bob Demel – Expert in antique militaria and other types of antiques, and owner of Antiques, Arms & Armor Historical Investments, Coto de Caza, California.[73]
Ferdinand Geitner – Master watchmaker and clockmaker, expert in timepieces, and owner of Montecito Clock Gallery.[74][75]
Mark Hall-Patton – 20th century historian and administrator of the Clark County Heritage Museum and the Howard W. Cannon Aviation Museum at McCarran Airport.[76][77][78] Hall-Patton is the expert most often consulted by the Harrisons.[79] Unlike most experts who appear on the show, Hall-Patton never offers a financial estimate of an item’s value, preferring to only establish authenticity.[80]
Johnny Jimenez – Expert in vintage toys, and owner of Toy Shack of Las Vegas.[81][82]
Danny Koker – Motorcycle and automobile restoration expert, and owner of Count’s Kustoms.[83][84][85][86]
Wally Korhonen – Expert in automobile restoration, and owner of Rusty Nuts Rods and Customs.[53][87][88]
Dana Linett – Expert in artifacts from Early American history, including the Colonial and Revolutionary periods, and President of Early American History Auctions.[89][90][91]
Mark Logan – Expert in classic and performance cars, as well as dragsters, and President of Nevada Classics, Inc. and Shelby Cars Northwest.[92][93]
Brett Maly – Fine art appraiser for Art Encounter in Las Vegas.[94]
Drew Max – Forensic document examiner/handwriting expert, and owner of Authentic Autographs Unlimited.[95][96][97]
Paul Milbury – Owner of Military Historical Arms & Antiques, and an expert in historical military arms and antiques from 1776 - World War II.[98]
Sean Rich – Antique arms and armory expert, specializing in the 16th to 18th centuries, and owner of Tortuga Trading Inc.[99][100][101]
Rebecca Romney – Rare books expert, and manager at the Las Vegas Gallery of Bauman Rare Books.[102][103][104]
Charles Roof – Archery specialist and manager of Pacific Archery Sales.[105]
Murray SawChuck – Professional magician and magic historian, owner of Murray Productions Inc.[106]
Matthew C. Shortal – Aviation expert, Marine F-18 and Navy Blue Angels pilot, and graduate of Top Gun.[107]

Jay Tell – Expert in coins, paper currency and stamps, and owner of Americana Stamp & Coin Galleries.[108][109]

Bill Ybarzabal – Boat restorer, and owner of A1A Marine Tech

And 0bama will never do that nor has any court taken it up. Mean time birthers look like kooks, that's who.

Do people who want to see proof that Obama was born in Hawaii seem like kooks to you? I'm curious.

(And, as an aside, is Congressman Issa a kook for asking the DOJ for documents that we all know he will never get? That seems to fit your definition of a kook.)

Why would someone be considered a kook for asking that the President of the United States produce a document that we must all show to get a simple passport.

The fact is that those people have been labeled as kooks and "birthers" by the MSM to discourage discussion of Obama's actual background. It's that and nothing more. It is simply a very successful propaganda campaign aimed at silencing Obama's critics. It's worked for a long time. Maybe it's not going to work in 2012. Time will tell.

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