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Former President Bill Clinton is taking the so-called “birthers” to task for ignoring evidence that President Barack Obama was born in the United States. Clinton made the comments during a commencement address at Yale University on Sunday as part of a critique of American media consumption habits. “The only place where we’re bigoted now is we only want to be around people who agree with us,” Clinton said. “In our media habits, we go to the television shows, we go to the radio talk shows we go to the blog sites that agree with us. And it can have very...

ON NOW - 5-10-10 9:15PM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cate Vojdik AC360° Writer Tonight we revisit a story we brought to you Friday. It produced a flood of emails, most of them unprintable. Clearly, the story of Lieutenant Colonel Terrence Lakin struck a nerve. *snip* He says the orders are illegal because, he claims, President Obama, the commander-in-chief, has not proven he was born in this country. Lakin, in popular shorthand, is a birther, and Anderson’s interview with him and his lawyer stirred up a passionate debate on our blog. Keeping them honest, we’ll take a close look tonight at the birthers’ claims...

Puerto Rico Birth Certificate Fraud Crisis: Is Invalidating All a Fix? - ABC News - Millions of Puerto Rican Birth Certificates Voided - Latina News - Puerto Rico’s New Birth Certificate Law - PRFAA - And Hawaii had the same problems in 1961 with BIRTH REGISTRATION FRAUD, the year Obama was registered as being born in Hawaii, when he was born in Kenya instead. Listen to the explanation of how easy birth registration fraud was to do in Hawaii in 1961. Hawaii was the victim of its own lax laws in 1961 and now instead of owning up to it they...

The Washington Post/ABC News poll includes another bite at the birther apple, asking whether Americans have "suspicions" or "solid evidence." Among all Americans, 68 percent say Obama was definitely born in the United states, while 14 percent speculate about another country and the rest don't know; asked whether it was "your best guess that Obama was born in the United States," the "yes" number rises to 77 percent. So who are the "birthers"? Mostly Republicans and "very" conservative voters. (CHART AT LINK) Thirty-one percent of Republicans doubt Obama's citizenship; the doubters also include 31 percent of tea party movement supporters,...