[PhilDragoo]

Maraniss definitively states that “[Dunham] and Obama and the infant never lived [at 6085 Kalanianole].” There was no room. The senior Dunhams shared the house with the Pratt family. The Pratt daughter “has no memory of the Dunhams’ daughter bringing an infant home.”

I read David Maraniss' First in His Class on William Jefferson Clinton, notable for its omissions.

Obama is a creation of myths, a legend in the vernacular.

The photo reputing to show him with the woman Cook is an obvious forgery, his head being thirty per cent too large.

Which his followers find terribly endearing. Beschloss pronouncing his "I.Q. off the charts" while Brooks swoons over the crease in his slacks.

"no memory of the Dunhams' daughter bringing an infant home" is consistent with "the Dunhams' daughter" not knowing how to diaper such an infant.

Likely not the mother, merely appointed caretaker nanny due to Stanley Armour Dunhams' membership in Davis' cell.

[Fred Nerks]

Interesting that the Pratt daughter had no memory of a child, but she seems to recall a 'daughter' - could that have been the Ann S Obama shown in the Polk?

So now we have six people living in that house if the Pratt family only had one daughter...and Ann S Obama enrolled at the U of WA for Fall, 1960.

But what we do not know, is was Ann S Obama the woman the kenyan is seen with at the Nachnannofs, and the girl whom Abercrombie knew as Ann, and was it she who was enrolled at the university...?

[little jeremiah]

Bears repeating:

I read David Maraniss' First in His Class on William Jefferson Clinton, notable for its omissions.

Obama is a creation of myths, a legend in the vernacular.

The photo reputing to show him with the woman Cook is an obvious forgery, his head being thirty per cent too large. Worth repeating:

Which his followers find terribly endearing. Beschloss pronouncing his "I.Q. off the charts" while Brooks swoons over the crease in his slacks.

"no memory of the Dunhams' daughter bringing an infant home" is consistent with "the Dunhams' daughter" not knowing how to diaper such an infant.

Likely not the mother, merely appointed caretaker nanny due to Stanley Armour Dunhams' membership in Davis' cell.

Interesting about Stanley Armour being in Davis' cell, not surprised.

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I read David Maraniss' First in His Class on William Jefferson Clinton, notable for its omissions.

Specifics?

The photo reputing to show him with the woman Cook is an obvious forgery, his head being thirty per cent too large.

1. What photo is that?

2. Obama did have a large head, as you can see from many photos (it doesn't mean he was a genius -- he might just have a very thick skull). Are all those photos fake?