Now let’s see…. Let’s weigh the balances. On the birther side of the issue we have this:
1. Obama’s father was Kenyan and the supreme court has already set a precident that to be natural born – as the constitution demands of U.S. presidents, both parents must be American Citizens.
2. Obama lived in Indonesia when that country did not allow duel citizenship, so his mother would have had to renounce hers and Obama’s, and once lost, natural born status can never be reinstated.
3. On Youtube are videos, including a BBC interview, in which Obama’s grandmother said she witnessed Obama’s birth in Kenya.
4. the prime Minister of Kenya spoke in a video on youtube of erecting a statue in Kenya to celebrate one of their own citizens becoming a US president.
5. During the election, rep John Richardson, a democrat and Obama supporter, called Obama “an immigrant” (talking about how rich America was with opportunity)
6. When Obama ran for congress in Illinois, papers reported him as being from Kenya.
7. In a debate for Illinois senate with Alan Keyes, when keys brought up that Obama wasn;t born in the U.S., Obama said, “I’m running for senate, not president.” (see the video on youtube)
8. Youtube video shows Michelle Obama at a function referring to Kenya as Obama’s home country.
9. Public court records show manifestly Obama’s lawyers fighting disclosure.
On the Obama’s defenders’ side of the issue we have this:
1. the ‘certificate of live birth” which proves nothing as anyone can get it, that the democrats rejected from john McCain, demanding instead his long form birth certificate as evidence.
2. Newspaper announcements of obama’s birth that would have been procedurally generated automatically upon request for the certification of live birth.
3. “Obots” mocking “birthers”
Now read all that again.
Only an idiot would be stupid enough to believe that there is nothing questionable about obama’s citizenship issue.
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