His birth certificate has not been made public.
My understanding is that Hawaii only releases birth certificates to the person.
A marriage license would also be interesting to find.
His own father and mother’s wedding in Hawaii may not have been properly documented. “How and when the marriage occurred remains a bit murky, a bill of particulars that I have never quite had the courage to explore,” Obama writes in his memoir.
I don’t care about B. Hussein’s parents being legally married, which we really could not hold against him, but I do care about the name on his birth certificate. Names are important, have consequences.
May sound strange, but a friend of mine is a name expert who is convinced that names shape people, sometimes to an amazing extent. She’s a black lady, a great Christian, who laments the idiotic made-up names black women give their kids, and actually has helped such kids turn their lives around by changing their names. There’s a long history and tradition in Judaism of the power of names and many books on it. I’ll have to call my friend. Been avoiding it because she’s a staunch Repub and may have switched because of Barak.
More to the point, another friend, an American born in Palestine, just returned from two years translating in Iraq and tells me that the idiot terrorists believe that if we elect Barak Hussein, they’ll have carte blanche to blow us up. THEY believe that the Hussein name denotes muslim warrior, who of course would never turn his back on Mohamed and jihad. So even if Barak Hussein were the best Christian and American in the world, he’d be a signal to the islamofascists that their time has come. Their leaders would use it to whip them into action.