This guy makes no sense at all. He asserts that Obama was not born in HI, yet is not bothered that Obama has a Certification of Live Birth that claims he was born in Honolulu. No no, he assures us all is well with our govt and we are wrong to question it.
He takes the DNC signing off on Obama as good enough proof of eligibility, but it doesnt occur to him that, according to what he is saying, it was based on fraudulent info.
Then, at the end, he complains that a friend cant run for high office because he holds dual citizenship —exactly the issue in the Obama eligibility controversy.
Conclusion: this guy is none too bright.
My conclusion he gathered a lot of heat and is backpedaling to save his job his future and his life...
Then change the Constitution. The guy does not understand the danger of not following it because it does not reflect contemporary situation. If I can ignore one part of the Constitution because of current events, does that mean in the near future someone can bring back slavery, segregation and etc?
Yes, he is making errors either out of ignorance, by slip of the tongue, or because he was told what to say or else. Case in point: he said that Obama had a "Certificate of Live Birth" issued by Hawaii. No! He has at best a "Certification of Live Birth" which was displayed by his campaign over the Internet, and which has been determined to be a forgery by competent document examiners.
He assures all is well with our govt and we are wrong to question it.
Typical left 'Rat position: government and government workers are here to help and and they can do no harm. Questioning them is beyond the pale. Conservative position: It's about time that courts enforced private citizens' rights against ever-abusive government overreach!
He takes the DNC signing off on Obama as good enough proof of eligibility...
That was a document sworn to under oath. Whoever signed it was committing perjury, and whoever told the signers that he was constitutionally eligible (if in fact he was not) was suborning perjury!!!
..he complains that a friend can't run for high office because he holds dual citizenship...
Well, it turns out his friend can run for high office: every office except the presidency and vice presidency. Hey, if you don't like the present Constitution, Mr. Adams, work to amend it, don't just rip it up because you think it is unjust to your friend!!!
It's obvious that Tim Adams, though his initial statement about the lack of the Hawaii long form is probably correct, has no comprehension of the implications of that statement.
Of course not. He started this as a writing project and now he's just taking it as far as he can. He probably thinks of this as a big laugh.
Conclusion: this guy was paid off.