only 47 percent of those surveyed say they think Obama “definitely” was born in the United States.
Read more: Gallup: Most still question Obama’s birth http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=298501#ixzz1SVD2loCi
Imagine. More than half of the nation can NOT say with certainty that the occupant of the White House is a natural born citizen. How can that possibly be good for Obama or the nation?
This was reported May 11 th. Now that it is known that Obama’s postings are forgeries, that number has likely grown.
WND lumps people who think Obama was "probably" born in the U.S. in with the people who really doubt it. That's typically dishonest WND spin. The fact remains that by far the largest group of respondents say he was definitely born in the U.S., and that percentage went up 9 points after the release of the LFBC. Another 18% say "probably," giving the total of nearly 2/3 of Americans being confident he was born in the U.S. The number that think he was probably born in another country dropped 7 points, to 8%, and the number that think he was definitely born in another country dropped 4 points, to 5%.
So more than 3 times as many people think he was definitely born in the U.S. as question his birth. Five times as many are confident he was born here as have doubts. Your claim that "**more** than half the nation doesn't believe Obama was born in the U.S." is simply false.