Posted on 11/07/2013 8:58:53 AM PST by Seizethecarp
Obama was looking forward to spending the night at his house in Kenwood, on the city’s South Side—the redbrick Georgian Revival pile that he and Michelle and their daughters left behind when they took up residence in the White House. He arrived fairly late, after 10:00 p.m., but then stayed up even later, intrigued by some old boxes that had belonged to his late mother, Ann Dunham.
Dunham had died seven years earlier, but Obama hadn’t sorted through all her things. Now, alone in his old house for just the third night since he’d become president, he started rummaging through the boxes, digging, digging, until suddenly he found it: a small, four-paneled paper booklet the world had never seen before. On the front was an ink drawing of Kapi‘olani Maternity and Gynecological Hospital, in Honolulu. On the back was a picture of a Hawaiian queen. On one inside page were his name, his mother’s name, and his date of birth; on the other were his infant footprints.
The next morning, Marty Nesbitt came over to have breakfast with Obama. The CEO of an airport parking-lot company, Nesbitt was part of a tiny circle of Chicago friends on whom the president relied to keep him anchored in a reality outside the Washington funhouse. The two men had bonded playing pickup basketball two decades earlier; their relationship was still firmly rooted in sports, talking smack, and all around regular-guyness. After chatting for a while at the kitchen table, Obama went upstairs and came back down, wearing a cat-who-ate-a-whole-flock-of-canaries grin, waving the booklet in the air, and then placing it in front of Nesbitt.
“Now, that’s some funny s__t,” Nesbitt said, and burst out laughing.
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Lie #302,473,201,954,048,782,193,492.
Next month a grainy, very suspicious cell phone recording will be released...
A layered pdf of a Kinkos’ fax of that phone call will be released.
Just like his Facebook page had the wrong (or right?) age on it for the longest. Just like he wished himself happy birthday weeks before Aug. 3. Just like he can't remember his anniversary or his daughters' birthdays.
It was located in the trunk of a car that was totaled in a tornado.
Mother, Grandmother, It’s all the same to the man with no past and no witnesses to say what they knew.
“It’s okay, the incompetent Marxist Saudi-agent apologist was born legit in the USA, so everything’s fine.”
Oh, okay then.
Where’s the birf certificate he wrote about in his autobiography? He said in that text that he was rummaging through old boxes and ran across it.
Same story, new dates?
Chauncey Gardiner couldn’t find his birf certificum either!
and he was still raised as a commie America hating muslim.
LOL. he gets a pass on about everything. The fact he’s not for Obamacare any longer must have him befuddled.
I wonder how long before people can buy fake enrollment papers so they can pretend to have health insurance when they file their taxes?
great line from the article. “What confounded him about the problem, beyond its absurdity, was that there was no ready solution. Although Trump was braying for his original long-form birth certificate, officials in Obama’s home state were legally prohibited from releasing it on their own, and the president had no earthly idea where his family’s copy was. All he could do was joke about the topic, as he did at his final event of the night: “I grew up here in Chicago,” Obama told the crowd at Navy Pier, then added awkwardly, “I wasn’t born here—just want to be clear. I was born in Hawaii.””
So the author just so happens to miss the obvious in what he wrote. Hawaii could have released his long form BC had he simply given them permission. I bet he had no idea what is on that document and thats why he refused.
Clown Prince nobama needs to be waterboarded to get to the truth of the matter. Who is he? Who is behind him?
42 CFR 435.407—Types of Acceptable Documentary Evidence of Citizenship
§ 435.407
Types of acceptable documentary evidence of citizenship.
For purposes of this section, the term “citizenship” includes status as a “national of the United States” as defined by section 101(a)(22) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. 1101(a)(22)) to include both citizens of the United States and non-citizen nationals of the United States.
(a) Primary evidence of citizenship and identity. The following evidence must be accepted as satisfactory documentary evidence of both identity and citizenship:
(1) A U.S. passport. The Department of State issues this. A U.S. passport does not have to be currently valid to be accepted as evidence of U.S. citizenship, as long as it was originally issued without limitation. Note: Spouses and children were sometimes included on one passport through 1980. U.S. passports issued after 1980 show only one person. Consequently, the citizenship and identity of the included person can be established when one of these passports is presented. Exception: Do not accept any passport as evidence of U.S. citizenship when it was issued with a limitation. However, such a passport may be used as proof of identity.
(2) A Certificate of Naturalization (DHS Forms N-550 or N-570.) Department of Homeland Security issues for naturalization.
(3) A Certificate of U.S. Citizenship (DHS Forms N-560 or N-561.) Department of Homeland Security issues certificates of citizenship to individuals who derive citizenship through a parent.
(4) A valid State-issued driver’s license, but only if the State issuing the license requires proof of U.S. citizenship before issuance of such license or obtains a social security number from the applicant and verifies before certification that such number is valid and assigned to the applicant who is a citizen. (This provision is not effective until such time as a State makes providing evidence of citizenship a condition of issuing a driver’s license and evidence that the license holder is a citizen is included on the license or in a system of records available to the Medicaid agency. The State must ensure that the process complies with this statutory provision in section 6036 of the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005. CMS will monitor compliance of States implementing this provision.).
(b) Secondary evidence of citizenship. If primary evidence from the list in paragraph (a) of this section is unavailable, an applicant or recipient should provide satisfactory documentary evidence of citizenship from the list specified in this section to establish citizenship and satisfactory documentary evidence from paragraph (e) of this section to establish identity, in accordance with the rules specified in this section.
(1) A U.S. public birth certificate showing birth in one of the 50 States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico (if born on or after January 13, 1941), Guam (on or after April 10, 1899), the Virgin Islands of the U.S. (on or after January 17, 1917), American Samoa, Swain’s Island, or the Northern Mariana Islands (after November 4, 1986 (NMI local time)). A State, at its option, may use a cross match with a State vital statistics agency to document a birth record. The birth record document may be issued by the State, Commonwealth, Territory, or local jurisdiction. It must have been recorded before the person was 5 years of age. A delayed birth record document that is recorded at or after 5 years of age is considered fourth level evidence of citizenship. (Note: If the document shows the individual was born in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands of the U.S., or the Northern Mariana Islands before these areas became part of the U.S., the individual may be a collectively naturalized citizen. Collective naturalization occurred on certain dates listed for each of the territories.) The following will establish U.S. citizenship for collectively naturalized individuals:
From the U.S. State Department:
Birth Certificate Requirements
All certificates of live birth that meet the U.S. State Department requirements for a certified birth certificate are accepted as proof of citizenship. Certified birth certificates must have a registrar’s signature and a seal that either is raised, impressed, embossed or multi-colored. The certificate must list the passport applicant’s full name, as well as names of the parents, the date and place of birth and the date on which the certificate was filed. The birth certificate must have been filed within one year of the individual’s birth to be accepted for a passport application.
Secondary Evidence of Citizenship
Certain hospitals issue certificates of live birth. For passport applicants who do not have a certified birth certificate, a hospital’s certificate of live birth is accepted as proof of citizenship when accompanied by additional documentation. In addition to the hospital-issued certificate, passport applicants must provide either a delayed birth certificate, issued after the first year of life, or a letter of no record noting that no birth certificate can be found. The State Department suggests presenting these documents with other early records, such as a baptismal certificate, early census record or a medical record of post-natal care as additional documentation.
Other Acceptable Citizenship Documents
The State Department accepts certain other documents as proof of citizenship in the event that a passport applicant’s certificate of live birth does not meet the department’s requirements for a certified birth certificate. A previously issued and undamaged U.S. passport, consular report of birth abroad, naturalization certificate or certificate of citizenship are accepted in lieu of a certificate of live birth, or birth certificate, when applying for a passport.
It’s just another prefabricated lie.
To think that the President would come to his home alone in Detroit and start rummaging through old boxes at ten o’clock at night and just happen to run across this is total BS. again with the peeing down your leg and saying it is raining.
Of course if he looked for this tomorrow he wouldn’t be able to find it. Misplaced it.
What logistics? You know who his mommy is?
And we should believe that, because...?
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