cwalner
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...rationally discuss U.S. politics.
Sorry, is that even possible?
...rationally discuss U.S. politics.
Yeah, well official statements are not proof.
The problem with conspiracy theorists is that everything is proof of the conspiracy, but nothing can be proof of the opposite.
But birtherism is anti-American. Come now, don't be timid. Embrace your position full force; you'll feel much more clean.I's say it's anti-American to violate the Constitution. That's what's anti-American. And Obama has done that nine ways to Sunday, beginning with his Birth Certificate con.
And your answer is not an answer.
Now, if we are done playing Buddhist monk, would you be so kind as to provide a reason or evidence that exposing Obama as not being eligible to hold office is political suicide? If you don't want to, that's fine. I'll know you are here to play games instead of rationally discuss U.S. politics.
I'm not your monkey. This thread has over 6000 posts, and your accusations have been beat to death. The answers are in this thread.
The problem with "Deep Thinkers" is, they perceive themselves as being just to smart to think there could ever believe there is such a thing as a conspiracy.
Obvious baiting noted and reported.
It is fairly obvious from your arguments that you have not read this thread, to which you are a newcomer and in which I have participated for the past few dozen pages. Therefore I submit that you are completely unequipped to determine the factual basis of my argumentation here.
Conversely, I have asked you several questions here and pointed out several points of fact and law that you have addressed only by insubstantial denial. Before you try to crow about your imagined successes elsewhere and make veiled personal digs, please address my arguments.
Good idea. If you really have any, name one.
In the context of certifying a vital record for its use at the federal level or by another state, they are proof. In fact, they are the only proof that is valid under the Constitution.
Predictable.
Certifying a lie, may be good enough for you. But a lie is still a lie, no matter who certifies it.
Because at least half the country, especially the mainstream media, still have a slobbering love affair with the Anointed One.
Let's see if I have this straight.
No Republican senator, no Republican representative, no Republican National Committee member wants to expose Obama's treasonous exploits because he is afraid that the mainstream media will not like him after he brings a criminal to justice AND without the blessing of the mainstream media, no Republican can get elected to federal office or be appointed to the RNC.
Is that your position?
Certifying a lie, may be good enough for you.
But a lie is still a lie, no matter who certifies it.
The problem with "Deep Thinkers" is, they perceive themselves as being just to smart to think there could ever believe there is such a thing as a conspiracy.
So you believe Hawaii is actively lying about the President's birthplace?
No. Even the few who suspect birth certificate fraud know very well that to pursue it would be futile in a nation where virtually the entire mainstream media worships at the feet of The Anointed One.
I have a strong suspicion that the insiders know the truth. And former Hawaii Election official Tim Adams has made the claim that it actually is an open secret.