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Butterd, you have done yeoman’s work on this... thank you!

I know you have been on the FR threads on the HillBuzz Ground Hawaiian Report. Tomorrow, if Rush does a mention (of the blog by the “HillBuzz Babes” or if Hannity discusses it further) we will know if we/they are on to “IT” as Cantor; Boehner; et all will have to trot to a microphone to talk it all back.

Anyone else wonder if a Facebook post, from up north, might be forthcoming? Fascinating to watch this all play out.

I haven’t been on Hillbuzz myself, but I think they’re pretty in tune with the research over there so they may have mentioned some of my work.

It will be interesting to see what Rush and Hannity do with it now that the Hawaii AG came in to rescue Abercrombie by claiming that “certified copies” of the records can’t be disclosed. That doesn’t explain Abercrombie’s statement that his investigation had found something written down in the archives, when asked about how the search for the birth certificate was going.

Rush suspected that it was more games on the part of Obama’s handlers but pointed out that something royally stinks when the governor’s comments contradict the former DOH director’s public statements, and when the governor claims the record of Obama’s birth is in some written document in the archives rather than in the microfilms at the HDOH.

The more that people are informed about the discrepancies, the more they will realize that we need a legal investigation.

We can get a legal investigation of Obama and his records if we can get one state to sign into law a bill like the one suggested at http://butterdezillion.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/final-short-form-eligibility-bill1.pdf . That would open the floodgates on the FACTS, which is what Obama is afraid of.

I’m sure the people over at Hillbuzz would be interested in supporting this kind of bill not only because the facts coming out would open things up for a Hillary candidacy (since Obama would probably not run in 2012 if such a bill was passed; it would expose too much criminal activity), but also because it would support the rule of law, which is something they (like a lot of us) know is critical, from first-hand experience.

If you post over at Hillbuzz maybe you could bring this suggested bill to their attention so they can pitch in on the effort to get a state to pass something like this, for the sake of the whole country. That would be fantastic! =)