Even if one were to believe that, there is still this thing we call the U.S. Constitution that says in part:
Full faith and credit shall be given in each state to the public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of every other state.
The Framers didn't add in "but this doesn't apply if certain persons express doubt about State X's records."
If you're going to be a defender of the Constitution, then you have to uphold it all its parts, and not disregard a provision when for expediency it doesn't suit your arguments.
Yeah, "full faith and credit" from people who cover up calculated lies.
Full faith and credit could be extended to the only document produced by Hawaii: Onaka’s letter.
The Framers didn't add in "but this doesn't apply if certain persons express doubt about State X's records." "
No Crook, it's not about the US Constitution in this instance. It's about Hawaiian officials using legalize and parsing to cover their butts. We see Onaka did not use the same language that are on genuine HI long form birth certificate. Hawaii had no real trust in the information they put forth that it is truthful.