“What possible motivation did his grandmother and aunt have?”
You’ll have to point me to where their allegation is made. I find it highly dubious. Also, the newspapers constitute hard evidence, which is always tougher to debunk. There is no hard evidence at all for a Kenyan birth.
“Are you aware there has been some confusion as to which hospital he was actually born in?”
This doesn’t really speak to my point, which is to ask why, even if they got the facts wrong, the papers would bother to report a child being born in Kenya as haivng been born in Hawaii. What, did Obama’s grandma tip them off about her grandson being born overseas, and then the world’s stupidest newspaper employee mistook this for meaning he was born there? Not likely.
If you would like to buy off on the premise keeping the long form birth document out of view of the public at a cost of $1 million dollars buttresses your logic, that’s fine by me.
How many cases has he fought to keep it private? Yep, you’re argument is looking better all the time.
The guy was screwing off in high school. His GPA wasn’t stellar. How did he get into the ivy league schools?
Find the allegation for yourself. I don’t care what you think of it, because your logic says to you that two newspaper reports trump the missing long form birth certificate. That speaks for itself.
Yes, there’s no evidence other than two very close relatives of Obama saying they were there. Other than that you’re right on target.
Not likely. Yes your comments are steeped in that.