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Further evidence to support this scenario is the fact that Madelyn Dunham (Barack's "typical white" Grandmother) never told any of her coworkers that she had a grandson. The first they knew of it was when the News announced that Barack Obama was running for the US Senate.

Madelyn Dunham had never spoken a word about having a grandchild in all the time she had worked there.

Do you actually have a source for that? Or is it just another stupid thing you made up?

There will always be co-workers who don't know about the private lives of the people they work with. That nobody would know anything about somebody they worked with for years is a lot harder to believe.

[DiogenesLamp]

Do you actually have a source for that? Or is it just another stupid thing you made up?

I used to have a source for that. I probably still do in my forest of links on the topic. Why do you have to be disagreeable?

Since you are interested, I'll see if I can find you a source for that.

[DiogenesLamp]

Here is my original source, but that Link is now defunct.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=washingtonstory&sid=ahv9BUQLp6SI

This is what it originally said: (From Bank of Hawaii Co-Worker Jackie Berry.)

Berry said she didn’t realize Obama was Dunham’s grandson until early this year while watching TV.

“She was pretty conservative from my point of view so back then it would have been surprising” to know she had a black grandson, Berry said. “I would have thought: `I wonder what she thinks about that?”’

And lest you think I am making this up, I will point out that another person found this exact same article. (Look in the Comments posted June 4, 2011 at 11:54 am) Their supplied link is also now defunct, but that is what it said back when it worked.

[BroJoeK]

x: "That nobody would know anything about somebody they worked with for years is a lot harder to believe."

Thanks for the ping, Bill Clinton summed up my opinion of Obama as well as any others I've seen:

"Give me a break. This whole thing is the biggest fairy tale I’ve ever seen. — Jan. 7, 2008"