That’s about as ********—well, I’m not going to say it.
That’s like saying that NASA should just “admit” that the moon landings did not happen simply because some people believe it was staged right here on terre firma. Or, it’s like saying that the Holocaust should be written off as a Jewish fabrication simply because some people believe it didn’t happen.
That’s like saying all crime should be decriminalized because the laws and sanctions against it have not achieved a crimeless society.
Your logic appears to be as specious as your politics.
Well... you’re saying that — not me... I’m saying something different...
I’m saying that there are realities going on here not “your wishes”... and those “realities” are what governs what happens and not what you think is the best thing for a political opponent to do.
One clear reality is that there is no legal requirement for any candidate to release their birth certificate. And then when people realize that, then I see some say well he *should* release it to make all this go away.
Well, they’re missing *another reality* in saying that. One thing I don’t think from Obama’s side that he figures that it’s in his benefit to release it. AND... that’s actually *obvious* to any thinking person.
And actually, this is even being *stated* by the White House Press guy, himself. Even *he* says it’s not in Obama’s benefit to release it. He says it plain as day.
But, I still see some posters here who persist in thinking that a candidate should be *required to do* — what they are plainly not required to do. And then I see some posters here saying then that he “should do” what *they* think he should do, saying that it’s in his benefit to do it, when the White House itself has made it clear that it’s not in his benefit.
I think a lot of people are just to far out of touch with “reality” to realize what is going on...
That’s why I say the most *reality-based thing* to do is to get a state law which requires the candidate to produce his birth certificate or else they cannot be on the ballot.
But, apparently, that’s just *way too simple* for some people to follow through with...