Ann Coulter: OBAMA BIRTH CERTIFICATE SPOTTED IN BOGUS MOON LANDING FOOTAGE (Film at 11)

AnnCoulter.Com ^ | August 5, 2009 | Ann Coulter

[Syncro]

OBAMA BIRTH CERTIFICATE SPOTTED IN BOGUS MOON LANDING FOOTAGE
August 5, 2009

Tardy though they are, we welcome MSNBC to finally joining every major conservative news outlet -- including Fox News, The American Spectator, Human Events, National Review and Sweetness & Light -- in discrediting the idea that President Obama wasn't born in this country and, therefore, is ineligible to be president.

Now the big question: Was Joe Biden born on this planet?

Inasmuch as the "birther" movement was hatched in the station wagon of MSNBC's favorite left-wing fantasist, Larry Johnson, maybe the mainstream media can stop acting as if it's a creation of the Republican National Committee.

Which party contains 99 percent of the people who believe (or believed):

-- O.J. is innocent;

-- Bush shirked his National Guard duty;

-- Sarah Palin's infant child, Trig, was actually the child of her daughter;

-- Justice Antonin Scalia threw the 2000 election to Bush so that his son could get a legal job with the Labor Department;

-- The spectacularly guilty Mumia Abu-Jamal was framed;

-- The Diebold Corp. secretly stole thousands of Kerry votes in 2004;

-- Duke lacrosse players gang-raped a stripper;

-- Bill Clinton did not have sex with "that woman";

-- Heterosexuals are just as likely to contract AIDS as gays;

-- John Edwards didn't have an affair with Rielle Hunter;

-- John Edwards' campaign aide Andrew Young is the father of Rielle Hunter's child.

And as has been recently noted, a 2007 Rasmussen poll showed that 35 percent of Democrats believe Bush knew about the 9/11 attacks in advance, while 26 percent aren't sure ...

Holy mackerel.

Another favorite MSNBC guest, Janeane Garofalo, believes Enron's Ken Lay faked his own death. It's weird that Keith Olbermann didn't ask her about that when she was on his show a couple of months ago, given his sudden interest in stamping out conspiracy theories.

Also trying to revive his failing TV show, MSNBC'S Chris Matthews has been denouncing the birthers on "Hardball" nightly and demanding that every elected Republican who appears on his show do the same.

How many times has Matthews forced Democratic officeholders to denounce Al Sharpton for the Tawana Brawley hoax? Or for that matter, how many times has he forced Sharpton -- a frequent guest on his show -- to admit the case was a fraud?

Sharpton has veto power over all Democratic presidential candidates. Even Al Gore, a former vice president of the United States, was required to kiss Sharpton's ring.

If there ever comes a time when Republican presidential candidates have to get the blessing of the head of the birther movement to run, I'll say: I'm wrong -- Republicans do have as many conspiracy nuts as the Democrats.

Not content with merely humoring their nuts, Democratic officeholders promote conspiracy theories themselves.

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[TigersEye]

99% of Americans say that 0bama is not hiding his BC? Sure. You bet. Now prove that statement, skippy doo, or STFU.

[Sudetenland]

Yeah! Hoping for a rise in the stock price.

[wintertime]

Obama had plenty of opportunity to dig up dirt on Hillary. Both Obama and Hillary could play the blackmail game. It was a nuclear blackmail standoff!

Gee! Ann is dumber than a box of rocks if she could not see what was going on there.

Honestly, I saw that video and I thought Ann was playing a part in the “Body Snatchers”!

[usmcobra]

It’s simple folks, every one in the media knows what will happen to them if they take this matter up.

They have all been warned this is not an issue that can be discussed on the public airwaves or in the media except to suppress it.

[RegulatorCountry]

The question is legitimate.

The name-callers on the Republican side of the aisle correlate nicely with open borders types.

There have been just as many, or even more, Republican sponsors of bills to remove or otherwise undermine the natural-born citizenship clause of the Constitution, than there have been Democrat sponsors.

Think of all the clashes, on FR and elsewhere, over immigration and trade policy. It's a pretty distinct rift, between internationalists and Constitutional strict constructionists.

[McGruff]

Ooh. The White House is gonna get a lot of emails about this one.

[UCFRoadWarrior]

Just wonder who Ann plans to sell her books to.....DailyKos? Chris Matthews? Bill Maher buying 500,000 copies?

Ann more than disagrees with Birthers...she insults and marginalizes them. We now have faux-cons like Coulter using Alinsky tactics.

Faux News really has these faux-cons under control. Now Faux is just as bad as MSNBC....at least CNN has Lou Dobbs....

[RegulatorCountry]

Yeah! Hoping for a rise in the stock price.

Way to drive it up, mocking behavior that makes you money.

Logic's not your strong suit, is it?

[Earthdweller]

I don't think making fun of people who are asking questions is the right approach. But this is a distraction from the healthcare issue. Ask yourself...why did the media ignore this issue while things where going well for the socialist agenda? It's a game play people...save it.

[cripplecreek]

No she didn't "choose to attack conservatives," she chose to attack "birthers." Don't conflate the two, they are not the same.

Remember that at election time boy.

[TigersEye]

Her usually incisive intellect has run into a brain fart. Perhaps she doesn’t recall how easily 0bama twisted Bubba’s words to make him out as a racist. There is no way Hillary would have risked ever-lasting leftist scorn by digging up his real BC.

[boatbums]

No, no, I agree the question of the BC is quite legitimate. I agree with Queen Ann most of the time, but no one is perfect, hence, no one can be right on everything all the time. She has a right to her opinion just like everybody else. She COULD have been a little less harsh on the labels, though. You wanna smack her or should I?

[McGruff]

Ann sold us out. She's turned on us and gone to the dark side. Perhaps she was a phony all along or perhaps it a menopause thing. Whatever her deal is it is very disappointing.

Yeah let's burn her at the stake. Off with her head. But seriesely she's entitled to her opinion. She happens to be wrong on the BirthCertificateGate but nobody is perfect.

[alloysteel]

There is a whole ‘mystery memory hole’ when it comes to ANYTHING about the past history and earlier life of Resident (Pres_ent) Barack Hussein Obama, Jr., or Barry Soetoro, or Mr Michelle Robinson, or Sock-Puppet, supposedly the son of an out-of-control teenager and a Kenyan exchange student.

This is not just about the birth certificate, it is about the reticence to reveal even some rather trivial facts. Was he enrolled in college as a “foreign exchange student”? What was the source of his tuition money while attending institutions of higher learning? What reason is behind the secrecy about his college transcripts and field of major study? Who did he know in those years between Columbia and Chicago? What strings did he pull to eliminate the potential race for elective office, first for the state Senate in Illinois, then for the US Senate office in 2004?

There are a lot more questions, but none of them are even posed until there is some transparency first. And that, perhaps, cannot be allowed.

Do I think Obama gained the office of President legitimately? No, not even relating to questions of campaign finance funding. There were really only a few very large contributors, who used a most ingenious method of disguising the fact by using thousands of small contributions, through “anonymous” contributors that suposedly gave less than the $200 that would have to be reported.

Then there was the vote count and vote suppression in a number of places, by ACORN and even a few detachments of the Black Panthers. The huge pluralities run up in urban areas made the final vote look a lot more lopsided than the actual sentiments of the people, but then, Obama got an unexpected dividend in having John McCain for an opponent, too.

[boatbums]

Colmes should do.

As in Alan Colmes? Ugh, no way! Besides, he's married, and because, ugh! no way!

[mlo]

"Ann more than disagrees with Birthers...she insults and marginalizes them."

If birthers don't want to be called "nuts" they should stop acting like nuts.

[GOPJ]

Another favorite MSNBC guest, Janeane Garofalo, believes Enron's Ken Lay faked his own death.

It's weird that Keith Olbermann didn't ask her about that when she was on his show a couple of months ago, given his sudden interest in stamping out conspiracy theories.

Olbermann is as biased as they come - shames the industry...

[cripplecreek]

My point is that she should have said nothing instead of attacking conservatives.

[donna]

The least Ann could do is keep her mouth shut.

She has joined the Republican-elites who believe in the game of politics, not it the Founders idea of America.

[Manic_Episode]

"Yeah let's burn her at the stake. Off with her head."

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I don't know about that but I'll tell you this much.

I'll no longer let her be a part of my innermost fantasies ever again. She can forgot about all that anymore. It's over between us.

Now Michelle Malkin. Wooooowheeeee!