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To: LS

“Yep. Anyone who thought the birth certificate thing was going anywhere was positively looney. “

Please explain why you think the case has no merit.

There is nothing “looney” about vetting a dishonest candidate whose minions forged his COLB on his website. Obama has something to hide.

Obama’s greasiness on this issue is a bad omen.


67 posted on 12/08/2008 7:30:38 AM PST by AlanGreenSpam (Obama: The First 'American IDOL' President - sponsored by Chicago NeoCom Thugs)
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To: AlanGreenSpam
Please explain why you think the case has no merit.

Because this case claimed that Obama was not a citizen because his father was not. It never had a chance. Citizens are are either Natural Born or Naturalized, if you accept he is a citizen and has not been naturalized he is natural born.

As to the birth certificate, Hillary checked this in January (remember the State workers fired for looking in the files) and presumably came up with nothing.

109 posted on 12/08/2008 7:41:08 AM PST by sharkhawk (Here come the Hawks)
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To: AlanGreenSpam

It is looney because this stuff was considered and rejected over a year ago. It is looney because even IF by some extreme stretch, there was an impropriety with his birth certificate and (say) he was “born in Kenya,” it absolutely won’t matter. The majority elected him, and a very large part of those who did not vote for him would find it distasteful and childish to go back and try to “undo” an election. And that’s precisely how it would be viewed, as “undoing” a “legal” election. The public absolutely won’t stand for it.


264 posted on 12/08/2008 8:45:50 AM PST by LS ("Castles made of sand, fall in the sea . . . eventually." (Hendrix))
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