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Last week, I checked Harvard Law Review, and found BHO's name in V. 104 (1-4) 1990-91, pp 128, and 748, then, V. 104 (5-8) pp 1051; his is name is also shown right after pp 1964 on pp ii.

No one was shown as president; but his name was included in the list of editors.

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So I take it that if we are to believe the article which states he was president of the Harvard Law Review, we can also believe he went to Indonesia at the age of TWO and attended Indonesian schools until the FIFTH grade? I'm going to skip the kenyan having been to Oxford...but he did enter the US on a flight from London - so who knows where he might have been between when he left the school at Maseno and arrived in the US in August 1959.

Last week, I checked Harvard Law Review, and found BHO's name in V. 104 (1-4) 1990-91, pp 128, and 748, then, V. 104 (5-8) pp 1051; his is name is also shown right after pp 1964 on pp ii. No one was shown as president; but his name was included in the list of editors

I'm not disputing you, he may have been an editor, but that's not the same as being the editor. Please take a look at this new FReeper thread, and follow the link to Breitbart. There is a book there that speaks of him as "president" of the law review. I believe his promotion at the Harvard Law Review was to a ceremonial post, and done for liberal-progressive reasons. However, even THEY were not stupid enough to actually make him editor-in-chief!! (And look at how far we've all climbed up the stupid-ladder since then; we made him president of the country.)