Congressman: Obama 'enjoying' eligibility dispute

WND ^ | August 10, 2010 | Bob Unruh

[danamco]

Don’t do it, he’s still sitting on the latrine which is the right place for him to be/sits on!!!

[little jeremiah]

A bunch of them are probably in a conference skype call or something, feverishly trying to figure out the next “strategy”.

So far on one other thread I just took a peek at, their “strategy” consists of a type of kindergarten “nyah nyah nyah” tactic. Minus the melodious sing-song.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

Best advice I have heard all week. Thanks very much.

[Las Vegas Ron]

I want to see him say “Gosh, I was wrong - you are right after all!”

LOL! Fat chance of that happening.

It would be entertaining to watch them spin it though!

[danamco]

Update + Video “Time Out”!!!

http://obamacrimes.com/

[mojitojoe]

Great find!!!!!!!!!

[patlin]

wonderful news! Thanks for the ping!

[patlin]

Ummm, hate to burst your bubble, but the wee ‘WON’ was listed on Dunham’s 1965 passport in which it shows crossed off (she was asking for it to be removed) in the 1968(not 67) application filed in Jakarta, Indonesia.

[curiosity]

Her U.S. citizenship was a given, and yet the State Department is requesting an inquiry into her son’s citizenship. Think about it — if you can???

You birthers aren't very good at original thought, I see.

To a person with an IQ above room temperature, this isn't hard. Under the laws in effect at the time, there are instances in which a child of a US citizen might not inherit citizenship at birth. Hence the mere fact that he is her son didn't automatically make him a citizen. Hence the state department had to verify it.

Duh.

[curiosity]

Sorry -- wrong again. This letter was written after that ridiculous "memo to file" [which is probably bogus anyway, was sent to nobody, and thus meant nothing and means nothing. If what was in it was believable and documentable, then it would have been in the letter/documents sent to the State Department, which subsequently then would not be asking for an inquiry into her son's citizenship. It would have been a given -- but it was not.

The capacity for birther to engage in incomprehensible babble never ceases to amaze me.

[curiosity]

Sorry -- wrong again. This letter was written after that ridiculous "memo to file" [which is probably bogus anyway, was sent to nobody, and thus meant nothing and means nothing. If what was in it was believable and documentable, then it would have been in the letter/documents sent to the State Department, which subsequently then would not be asking for an inquiry into her son's citizenship. It would have been a given -- but it was not.

The capacity for birthers to engage in incomprehensible babble never ceases to amaze me.

[curiosity]

Ummm, hate to burst your bubble, but the wee ‘WON’ was listed on Dunham’s 1965 passport

How do you know? Did you see the passport?

in which it shows crossed off (she was asking for it to be removed) in the 1968(not 67) application filed in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Sorry, I don't follow you. How exactly does the fact she crossed his name off her 1968 application prove he was on her 1965 passport?

[patlin]

your name gives you away, you are always curious because you have no brain to actually research the facts yourself.

Do the research & you will get your answer

[curiosity]

Do the research & you will get your answer

Ah. There's, good old birther tactic #2.

[patlin]

listen up sweetie, I do NOT do anyone’s homework for them. Never have & never will. people like you are nothing but lazy drones who have not an ounce of a personal self responsibility gene in you. you consistantly come here for answers, yet you attribute nothing new to the debate. The only thing you are good for is regurgitating propaganda from liberal leftist sites.

[curiosity]

listen up sweetie, I do NOT do anyone’s homework for them.

No, instead you make crap up, and then refuse to do your own homework when called to back it up.

[Uncle Chip]

Are you still around here??? You thoughts are always a day late and ten dollars short.

Eat your mincemeat sandwich and go blow your nose.

[jetson]

Well isn’t that great! This smirky, pile of Kenyan dung of a president is amuzed.