Here you go again, acting like the word of a politician is sacrosanct. Where do you get this idea? Is it possible you’ve never noticed that politicians lie? If you have, then how do you know when they’re lying and when they’re telling the truth? Are they just telling the truth when they say something you want to hear? Is that your demarcator?
Why are you so hellbent on legitimizing Obama’s birth narrative? Are you unaware that he lies pathologically, and that he has lied specifically about his nativity tale? Why then do you pop up every time it’s mentioned, claiming Obama’s story is totally accurate & verified? Why are you so emotionally invested in validating Obama on this point?
Perhaps you are unaware that Obama claimed to be born in Kenya. He told his own literary agent that’s where he was born. So while you’re knocking yourself out to legitimize Obama’s HI birth, just bear in mind Obama himself was & remains the original birther. That is a fact; deal w it.
Who is it aside from politicians that can resolve once and for all the Obama eligibility/national born citizenship issue?
The majority in Congress is composed of career politicians. The Supreme Court is composed of persons who are willing to spend the rest of their lives working in the federal government who were nominated by politicians and were confirmed by politicians.
The Chief Elections Officer in every state is an elected politician usually a Secretary of State or a Lieutenant Governor. They are the individuals who approved Obama for the ballot in each state.
The only person that I can think of who has direct knowledge relevance to the Obama birth certificate who isn’t a politician is Alvin T. Onaka, the Hawaii state Registrar of Vital Statistics. Dr. Onaka is a civil servant/bureaucrat.
As for why I am interested in this issue, its because I am tired of seeing conservatives being used as unwitting dupes for the Obama administration and the butt of jokes by Obama himself.
I agree with Sarah Palin’s position. When asked if she questioned Obama’s citizenship and faith, Sarah responded: “I don’t, and those are distractions. What we’re concerned about is the economy. And we’re concerned about the policies coming out of his administration and what he believes in terms of big government or private sector. So, no, the faith, the birth certificate, others can engage in that kind of conversation. It’s distracting. It gets annoying and let’s just stick with what really matters.”