[worst-case scenario]

okay, try Snopes.Is that non-partisan enough?

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/columbia.asp

Or you could just google it yourself.

There are people who get a huge charge out of fooling the gullible. The ones who want to be fooled are the easiest. We can’t let our intense dislike of a political figure stop us from being skeptical about things that we hear that we’d really like to be true.

[a fool in paradise]

Snopes isn’t non-partisan but feel free to bring them into the discussion.

[a fool in paradise]

There are people who get a huge charge out of fooling the gullible. The ones who want to be fooled are the easiest.

Yes and there are some like Obama and Snopes who use bogus statements (like the Obama was sworn in on a koran when that was Ellison) to discredit all of the other details.

[astyanax]

Spoke too soon.
The Snopes piece definitely has much more information.

[stylecouncilor]

We can’t let our intense dislike of a political figure stop us from being skeptical about things that we hear that we’d really like to be true.

Oh, I agree-I just wanted to put that out there because I have a liberal friend who always sites Factcheck.org like its the end all be all.

[ArmyTeach]

ping to share ...

[afnamvet]

snopes.com is not an unbiased source. Google: snopes founders.