[mojitojoe]

He admitted that after the Allan Keys debate. There was a video on You Tube. Obongo said “ Doesn’t matter if I wasn’t born here, I’m not running for President”. It was AFTER the debate when they were talking to reporters and bantering back and forth. That video of course, has disappeared. Watch for it to appear when it can do the most damage, closer to 2012 with little time for damage control and spin.

[EternalVigilance]

That never happened. It’s an internet myth.

Stick with the facts.

[sometime lurker]

Come on, this was debunked (see post #10) many times. The transcript from Alan Keye's own archive:

I'm not running to be the minister of Illinois. I'm running to be its United States Senator.

Just keep repeating easily debunked myths, and you'll get the credibility on your claims that you deserve.

[little jeremiah]

He admitted that after the Allan Keys debate. There was a video on You Tube. Obongo said “ Doesn’t matter if I wasn’t born here, I’m not running for President”. It was AFTER the debate when they were talking to reporters and bantering back and forth. That video of course, has disappeared. Watch for it to appear when it can do the most damage, closer to 2012 with little time for damage control and spin.

I hope this is factual. I have read three different freepers saying that they saw that exchange, IIRC it was on CNN live; one person (or two?) had taped it to view later. Three different people and I wish I could remember who, but I can't.

[Kleon]

That video of course, has disappeared.

It didn't disappear, because it never existed.

Don't you think it's odd that Alan Keyes has never mentioned this exchange, even though he's challenged Obama's eligibility?