The dates that differ are the dates the CERTIFICATE NUMBER was given, not the date of birth.
The local registrar at Kapiolani signed all of the certs on the same day - Friday. He/she sent them to the DOH where they were given numbers on the same day - Friday.
You could have the numbers out of sequence from the date of birth. Absolutely.
But the problem is the day that the certificate was filed at the state registrar’s office. The certs from Kapiolani for the week were all filed on the same day. They all received numbers on the same day.
Why would a clerk 3 days later use a lower number than was used for the batch of birth certificates 3 days earlier?
Yes, the dates of birth also differ.
You simply can’t say with certainty that the hospital registrar signed all of the certs on the same day. That doesn’t even make sense from a logistical perspective.
Isn’t more likely that the hospital registrar signed the certificate immediately after the physician signed it in front of her? Otherwise her signature is attesting to information that she personally did not witness.
Obama is born on the 4th. The twins are born on the 5th. Obama’s doctor is available to sign paperwork on the 8th. He signs, the hospital registrar signs and stamps date accepted/filed (whichever) because she IS an authorized registrar. She would have to record a date somewhere!
The twins’ doctor is available on the 11th to sign paperwork. He signs, the registrar signs and datestamps the certificate. She places the twins’ paperwork in her outgoing box to be sent to the state.
The state receives the paperwork. The twins’ paperwork is reviewed for accuracy. The state registrar stamps the certificate number at the top as her approval of the local registrar’s work. She moves on down the stack to Obama’s paperwork.
I’m not trying to convince you. I know you’ll believe what you want. Just consider that there are other plausible answers to your questions.
I completely understand what you are saying, so does *uckeyetexan. Best to ignore him and not open the door for his Obot talking points.