Well, you can agree, but I don't. You have now decided that a Hawaii state official who stated that bambam was born in Hawaii is not sufficient to meet your request for a citation. You are splitting hairs, and resplitting, and resplitting, all over something that you're not going to win.Right2Carry wrote:Well Jim I guess we will just have to agree to disagree on this. I mean now that we have mindreaders who can state what Fukino meant when she made her statement, why rely on the words that actually came out of her mouth.
Lincoln and the other Presidents never had their citizenship questioned, but I bet if they had, they would have been more than willing to produce a birth certificate. I tend to believe Obama is hiding something. You can call me whatever you choose, but my experience in life has taught me that if it walks like a duck, looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it probably is a duck.
Now as to whether he's hiding something, I believe he is, but he is laughing at the efforts of you and your cohort because he knows you are chasing your tails. I believe he is hiding a health defect, and that it may have something to do with his school records.
OTOH, the thing that the electorate should be raising a hue and cry about is the already lengthening trail of broken promises. This morning's Dallas Morning News features an article about how he's letting those earmarks, that he promised would never happen on his watch, go by just to save time. His representative Peter Orzag says the earmarks are last year's news and we should just forget about it.
Follows my letter to the DMN, and cc'ed to whitehouse.gov:
Call it campaign rhetoric or call it out and out lies, but the broken promise that earmarks would be eliminated is not just "last year's business" it's evidence that the only change Obama intends to give us is pocket change, and damn little of that.
The spending bill does prove one thing though, Obama is surely not a Muslim because no devout Muslim would touch something laden with that much pork.
Rep. Eric Cantor is right, the president was elected based on his promises to change, and now that he got his mandate, the only thing changing is his mind.
Three zingers in one letter, I think that's a record for me, but you can bet that in 2012 it will be someone else's record the electorate will be looking at.
Jim Longley
Lincoln was indeed born in Kentucky, or so we are told, but not too many decades ago we were taught that he may have been born in Illinois, which was not a state at the time of his birth. I'll bet that there is not and never was, never has been, a birth certificate for Lincoln, or for that matter most of the other presidents born at home. My own father had no birth certificate, he was born at home in Washington D.C. and had a "TWIMC" that he had indeed been born alive.
So, something else to consider, is a native of Puerto Rico, or the US Virgin Islands eligible to become president?