In December 2010, Abercrombie said, "Maybe I'm the only one in the country that could look you right in the eye right now and tell you, 'I was here when that baby was born.'" Just a few days later Neil explained that he didn't exactly see 0bama's parents with little Barry at the hospital, but "remembers seeing 0bama as a child with his parents at social events."
So how was that possible if Stanley Ann took little Barry with her to Seattle only a few weeks after he was born and did not return until Barack, Sr. had left for Harvard the following year?
The following month, on January 18 of this year, Abercrombie stated that a record of the birth "actually exists in the archives, written down." Two days later, his close friend Mike Evans announced on 34 different radio stations throughout the nation, Neil told him he looked everywhere, "and there is no Barack 0bama birth certificate in Hawaii--absolutely no proof at all that he was born in Hawaii." He also stated that Abercrombie said that his first recollection of 0bama was when he played in a T-ball league at the age of 5 or 6 (when 0bama was in Indonesia).
The following week Evans told FOX News that he misspoke and had not talked to Abercrombie since he became governor. He stated that he only mistakenly made that comment on the one station which posted his interview, yet he had actually stated the same information on many different interviews that day!
Oddly enough, none of Neil Abercrombie's friends at the University of Hawaii remember the 0bama-Dunham relationship. His brother Hal said he never saw them together. Pake Zane could not recall Stanley Ann from those days but had precise memories of 0bama, Sr.
It seems that Governor Neil Abercrombie like his dear friend Barry 0bama, is a habitual liar.