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To: Touch Not the Cat
Is there another source for this story?

From the same article, I find it fascinating that the Weekly Standard reported in 2004 that Obama was Kenyan-born.


24 posted on 04/11/2010 4:16:01 PM PDT by Jay Howard Smith (Retired(25yrNCO)Military)
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To: Jay Howard Smith
With freeze-frame of the following: From the same article, I find it fascinating that the Weekly Standard reported in 2004 that Obama was Kenyan-born.

Wow -- that is KNOCKS-YOUR-SOCKS-OFF. If anyone has a paper copy of a Weekly Standard reporting that ... man. Then you'd want to find the author and ask him, "Where did you get the info that Obama was born in Kenya?" He might be one of those guys who keeps his files, and it was only 2004, only six years ago.

To me, the Sunday [Weekly] Standard story of June 27, 2004 of "Kenyan-born US Senate hopeful" Obama being "all set for US Senate" is a wallop in the gut. The "birthers" label is embraced by people afraid to buck or bear the possibility of scorn. That fear takes priority over sense and right.

Evidence is strong that Obama is foreign-born, and it's cowardice to pretend otherwise for fear of being teased by other kids.

48 posted on 04/11/2010 4:46:11 PM PDT by Finny ("Raise hell. Vote smart." -- Ted Nugent.)
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To: Jay Howard Smith; Finny

That’s not the Weekly Standard, that’s the East African Standard.


120 posted on 04/11/2010 6:39:03 PM PDT by Nephi (Bush legacy: "I had to sacrifice free market principles to save the free market.")
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