Great point! Although, here is (apparently) an interview he gave...
"I have looked at the documentation that is publicly available and it leaves many things to be desired," Deal said in an interview Friday.
Yet Deal and others say they still have doubts.
"What I have seen -- and I think it is the only thing that has been put out -- is a certification of live birth, and it just does not contain the type of information that most state birth certificates would contain," Deal said. "It obviously does not have the signature of a doctor. Most birth certificates or even certificates of live birth have those kinds of verifications."
Some of Deal's colleagues in Congress said they are disappointed and puzzled about why the Gainesville Republican is raising the citizenship issue.
"I'm sorry to hear that Nathan, who's a very decent person, is raising that question," said Democratic U.S. Rep. John Lewis of Atlanta, a strong Obama supporter. "I don't think there's any question, any doubt, that the president was born in America, in Hawaii.""
There has been success in conflating citizen with natural born citizen. The democrats, being the scum that they are, will continue to exploit the conflation so long as it works to obfuscate the truth about their affirmative action liar-in-chief, head of their criminal enterprise.