[null and void]

3. That leaves only the possibility that his passport is wrong in listing Honolulu Hawaii and only deliberate fraud by him or his mother (even lying to Barack about his place of birth) took place. You have to believe (a) they wanted to commit fraud and (b) they somehow succeeded. Neither is at all plausible.

Yeah. It's inconceivable that someone would want American citizenship for their baby badly enough to lie on a government form.

[WOSG]

“3. That leaves only the possibility that his passport is wrong in listing Honolulu Hawaii and only deliberate fraud by him or his mother (even lying to Barack about his place of birth) took place. You have to believe (a) they wanted to commit fraud and (b) they somehow succeeded. Neither is at all plausible.”

“Yeah. It’s inconceivable that someone would want American citizenship for their baby badly enough to lie on a government form. “

It’s inconceivable that someone would want American citizenship for their baby badly enough that they would leave the Honolulu Hawaii where they grew up and were going to school and had married their husband and jaunt off to the 3rd world just to have a baby, then turn around fly back and do everything you can to hide this event that you spent thousands of dollars (as a poor college student no less!!) to put into effect, and smuggle the child back into USA while evading/fooling passport office. Beyond bizarre, its practically an impossibility.

once again, where’s the plane ticket for Stanley Ann Dunham? Where’s the evidence of travel for here away from Honolulu? There is none. JUst your fantasy conspiracy theory.

Maybe you lie on a government form with regularity, but it is a slander against Stanley Ann Dunham to suggest she committed fraud when you have no evidence at all to back up your claims.

[Political Junkie Too]

That leaves only the possibility that his passport is wrong in listing Honolulu Hawaii and only deliberate fraud by him or his mother (even lying to Barack about his place of birth) took place. You have to believe (a) they wanted to commit fraud and (b) they somehow succeeded. Neither is at all plausible.

Yeah. It's inconceivable that someone would want American citizenship for their baby badly enough to lie on a government form.

Yeah, and from a teen-age girl who got pregnant in college from a "fellow traveler" from Africa who was already married, wooing her as his next conquest, who ultimately dumped her for a third "wife."

She couldn't have known about the third wife, but her critical thinking skills were already suspect.

But she wouldn't lie on a government form.

-PJ

Oh, and by the way, if this were to happen today, Dateline NBC would have staked out the home of this guy.