Here is my answer to your question. Very simple and straight-forward ... in other words, possible or probable.
What was his big claim to fame when he ran for president? IOW what made him even more attractive to democrats as a candidate than even Hillary. He was the FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT! Whooee! This was so historical. How many millions of votes were cast for no other reason than they were voting for the FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT?
Ok. So his mother was white. His birth certificate was assigned in 1961. What if the father wasn’t present, which is pretty likely? If you were preparing the birth certificate and you had the white mother here and the light skinned little Barry in front of you, what would you write in the RACE? column. How about Caucasian? Seems likely.
Now, 45 years later little Barry is running as the FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT, hoping to get millions of votes just for that fact. Does he want anyone to see his birth certificate that says he is Caucasion?
YES!!!!
Here’s a piece of reasoning that Miss Tickly (Terri K) actually used in her requests to the DOH and OIP - which she argued very convincingly. It’s a shame that neither office even read past the first paragraph of her e-mail and thus missed her reasoning.
Fukino’s July 27, 2009 announcement referred to Obama’s vital recordS (plural) which she said verify that Obama was born in Hawaii. But if Obama’s original certificate was amended to change the race of the father, or anything but the birthplace, she would not have needed to look at anything but the original BC.
The DOH has stated that the only vital event they have for President Obama is his birth record. When Fukino mentioned his vital recordS (plural) she is confirming that there is more than one record involving Obama’s one vital event (birth) and it was only by looking at all of those records - and not just his original birth certificate (whose existence she referred to in October of 2008)that she was able to find records of a Hawaii birth.
Fukino’s July 27, 2009 statement was heralded as her confirmation that the Factcheck COLB was genuine but in actual fact it confirmed that it wasn’t. Her statement only makes sense if Obama actually amended his birthplace.
So you're saying he's a dark-skinned caucasian who has uses a white guy dialect when he wants to?
Only in America can you be born an illegitimate white kid and grow up to be an illegitimate black president. Kind of like Jacko, only different.
The HI long form BC does NOT have a field for the race of the infant. It only has fields for race of father and mother separately (fields #9 and #14). So the HI BC is silent as to the race of the newborn.
HI DOH has released vital record indexes for both the marriage of BHO Sr. to Stanley Ann and for the birth of BHO II, who is obviously (in HI) the legal child of that legally recorded marriage.
Based on these two HI vital record indexes, I would say that there is near zero chance that a different Caucasian father appears on an HI BC implying Caucasian race of the baby when combined with Stanley Ann's race and that this infant somehow subsequently became named BHO II.
See Blaine BC (authentic or not) for an example of the fields on a long form.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2366539/posts?q=1&;page=42
Note that in field #9 "Race of Father" it has "Negro - African". Critics often claim that the short form COLB is a hoax because it has "African" for race on it when "Negro" would be expected, but notice how the Blaine BC provides a means by which African could be there if the short form picked up the second word in the "Race of Father" field #9 from the long form.
There is no field for the race of the child on 1961 Hawaiian birth certificates. For each of the parents, yes. Remember the posted COLB image shows his father as "African", which is another of the "little oddities" of the COLB and the old birth thing.