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My description of what occurred is not “wrong”. While it may not apply to you personally, it is an honest representation of what actually happened. Freeper/birthers outed themselves by prioritizing birtherism over conservatism. Go archive hunting. Do a Trump search. Plenty of posters offering full support for his presidential run only because of the BC issue. When others tried to point out his lack of conservatism, many simply didn't care. Their birther obsession trumped their conservatism.

So, despite all the so-called graphics experts, the evidence that Obama was born somewhere other than Hawaii is nonexistent. And since Free Republic is dedicated to discussions of conservative politics, WND’s latest graphics expert doesn't alter the relevant political facts. Obama is currently president and will likely be the Dem party nominee. His legacy may ultimately be the modern era president to finally drive a stake through the heart of Keynesianism. The preoccupation with layering and kerning is an obsessive compulsive disorder that shouldn't be part of a serious discussion of conservatism.

And birthers so concerned about the motives of the people who post disparaging comments on these threads are rarely as cynical about the people pimping birtherism. I don't have a book or website I'm trying to promote...

"So, despite all the so-called graphics experts, the evidence that Obama was born somewhere other than Hawaii is nonexistent."

It's funny, that's actually the position Jerome Corsi took in his book.

In his autobiography, Dreams from My Father, Obama lays out a scenario of his nativity story that makes it unlikely he could have been born in Africa.
To maintain that Obama was born in Kenya, it would have to be proved against the story Obama tells in Dreams, that a pregnant eighteen year-old university student—long before the age of easily accessible and affordable international travel—journeyed from Hawaii to remote Africa to visit the family of a man whose father reportedly was angered by his son’s marriage to a white woman, where she had the baby, then turned up weeks later in classes at the University of Washington in Seattle.
On March 27, 2007, reporter Tim Jones told a version of the Obama nativity story in the Chicago Tribune that buttressed the story Obama told in Dreams.

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Dismissing the story as just another “birther myth,” Koppelman explained that “people who believe in a conspiracy theory simply hear what they want to hear.”
Although no documentary evidence has yet established Barack Obama was born in Kenya, the rumors and speculation continue to fly.

But then on the radio he says that he believes Obama was born in Kenya. Even though his own book acknowledges there's no evidence for it.