Some thoughts.
1. He must get the nomination first and have this breaking soon there after.
2. Texas Darlin is Hillary follower I am told. So clearly, the Hillary camp is behind this as much as anyone.
3. I agree with you that Hillary has information on this.
4. I’m a physician. I find it odd that not one nurse, not one MD, not one local person, no one...has come forth with testimonials regarding Obama’s Hawaii birth. NO hospital records? That would put all speculation to rest if that were to happen.
5. Axelrod is running a campaign purely based on this man’s persona. He will avoid the issues, town hall meeetings etc with McCain as he knows Obama cannot support his positions wit the AMerican people, (pro abortion on demand, higher taxes, redistribution of wealth, anti gun etc.) Therefore, you can be sure that considerable effort has been put forth to straighten out the papaer trail of his birth.
6. I find it odd that State of Hawaii bureaucrats haven’t leeked anything, as one would think by now anyone who haS ACCESS to Obama’s records would have checked them out.
7. Axelrod is counting on this not being made public until after the election. ONce Obama is elected the democrats in control could tie this thing up for years. In the meantime, Obama is president. Making appointments etc. I think this shows the utter disregard for the office.
8. In the end, at this point I am having more and more faith in McCain. I don’t think the American public will vote for Obama.
I'm a physician, too.
In 1974, I delivered 67 babies (the only 67 I've ever delivered) as part of my OB clerkship.
I couldn't tell you a single thing about a single one of the babies. Sure, I remember the footling breech - but who it WAS? Forget it!
Why would a doctor or a nurse (FROM 1961!!!) remember ANYTHING which would have a bearing on this now, today?
“I find it odd that State of Hawaii bureaucrats haven’t leeked anything, as one would think by now anyone who haS ACCESS to Obama’s records would have checked them out.”
I agree this is odd, but thanks to HIPAA, the academic medical center I work in has an elaborate electronic system that literally records every time employee X accesses patient Y’s medical record. If you even try to peek at a family or friend’s medical record and have no legitimate reason for doing so, you can be fired. So it wouldn’t be surprising, in light of the restrictions Hawaii has placed on access to vital records, if they maintained a similar sort of 24/7 electronic snoop. Meaning no disrespect to any hard-working government workers, most state bureaucrats aren’t exactly known for risk-taking behavior.