Hussein 0bama has been unable to dispel the rumors that that he wasn`t born in the United States.
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Hussein 0bama has been unable to dispel the rumors that that he wasn`t born in the United States.
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This, I am sadly forced to conclude, is a very misleading statistic. The 58% may surely not "believe" that Obama was born in the United States, but that doesn't mean that they think it's all that important!
Do your own poll with one question,
The answers I most often receive are:
(1)Yes, he was born in Hawaii.
(2)Yes, his mother was a citizen.
(3)He is the President.
(4) Don't know.
The Constitutional issue, although alive and well, is only enough of concern to enough people to cast a faint pall of illegitimacy on the administration, but that's all. Most voters don't understand it. Unless Obama is refused access to one state's ballot it is very sadly going to be:
(a) be a back page story, and it will not much
(b) affect the election.
(c)The candidate that brings it up would face a storm of MSM-generated ridicule, so NOT ONE HAS.
This is precisely why the beloved "Right Wing Talkers" largely avoid the issue. The great Mark Levin, for example. He wrote a charming book about his dog. But in his work on the Constitution, it would seem that his beloved dog ate Article II of his copy of the document.
The Abercrombie story is already being played as a farce, and and ineligible Obama has already wreaked great damage on the country. He may lose the election, or even not run, which is more likely, but the Constitutional issue is in danger of being swept under the rug.
Obama, no Obama , that is what we cannot allow to happen. 1 Governor. 1 State AG. 1 state legislature. So far. Noise. Not action.