[john mirse]

On the July 21 edition of "Hardball," Matthews confronted Rep. John Campbell (R-Calif.), who has co-sponsored a bill that would require presidential candidates to submit their birth certificates. Matthews called it a "crazy proposal," and he pressed Campbell to say whether he believes that Obama is a natural-born U.S. citizen. "As far as I know, yes, OK?" Campbell responded.

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We birthers should challenge ALL Democratic and Republican candidates for Governor, Senator, and Representative to show us their long form birth certificate and their college records.

1. If Democratic and Republican candidates---especially primary candidates---don't want to show us their long form birth certificates and college records for personal or legal reasons, then we birthers should look to vote for candidates who are not scared to show their birth certificates and college records.

2. Republican Party eligibility rules: The Republican Party should put this rule in its bylaws concerning candidates who want to be eligible for public office under the banner of the Republican Party:

"Candidates for public office must present his/her birth certificate and college records to Republican Party officials before they can be declared eligible to represent the Republican Party.

"The birth certificate and college records will then become part of the public record so that voters can examine them whenever they wish."

3. Political party bylaws do not have to be approved or voted on by Congress, which means that the rule above only has to be approved by members of the Republican Party.

4. IMPORTANT: If President Obama should dare to go out and publicly campaign for Democrat candidates in the near future, we birthers should be ready/prepared to greet President Obama with signs and cries like the following statement:

"Obama, why won't you show us your Hawaii long form birth certificate and your Occidental, Columbia, and Harvard college records? What are you hiding?"

[SeattleBruce]

1. If Democratic and Republican candidates-—especially primary candidates-—don’t want to show us their long form birth certificates and college records for personal or legal reasons, then we birthers should look to vote for candidates who are not scared to show their birth certificates and college records.
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A movement for true transparency, and integrity - born of the ‘kooky’ birther movement - or shall we say, those who care about the United States of America and the US Constitution. 2 through 4 are also excellent suggestions.

Every time they call us a ‘kook’ - just put the label back on bammy - he’s the ultimate king kook - because he started and persists in this.