US Army officer in Iraq latest questioner of 0bama's eligibility

[_Simpson_ 250]

Funny, a year or so ago any soldier who disagreed with Bush and the Iraq War was called a traitor. Now, this guy is called a hero? Politics, politics, politics...

I've got to admit, that's a good point.

I got to admit that its not a good point, to broad of a stroke for me

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Shooter - you're irredeemably deluded.

answer the questions, sap.

You didn't ask any questions.

You threw out a bunch of "ooh-er missus!" innuendo with that silly rhyming Obama/Osama guff.

[alienlovechild 75]

Shooter - you're irredeemably deluded.

answer the questions, sap.

You didn't ask any questions.

You threw out a bunch of "ooh-er missus!" innuendo with that silly rhyming Obama/Osama guff.

explain why the first short form relaesed was determined and acknowledged to be a fake, and replaced with another questionable document. telll me why i should believe someone who already retracted a fake.

Looks like a couple of questions without the proper punctuation to me.

It doesn't look like much of an issue but then again think how many were duped by the phony draft dodging documents on Bush. Still plenty of fools repeating that one five year later.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

The controversy over the validity of Barack Obama's birth certificate is back on a burner with firebrand conservative Alan Keyes making serious new charges.

In a video (see below) released Friday, Keyes, who lost to Obama in the 2004 U.S. Senate race in Illinois that launched the new president's national political career, calls Obama a communist and usurper and says he refuses to acknowledge the validity of Obama's inauguration over lingering questions in the minds of many conspiracists about the 44th president's birthplace.

The U.S. Constitution requires any president be born an American citizen.

In June, the Obama campaign released to The Ticket a copy of the then-senator's Hawaiian birth certificate (see the jump below and also here). But stubbornly persistent critics demand to see the original, which the state has refused to provide, citing personal privacy reasons.

And the critics, including Keyes explaining here, cite Obama relatives in Kenya as saying he was actually born there in his father's native land when his American mother was too young to pass on her U.S. citizenship.

In December, as The Ticket reported here, the Supreme Court dismissed without comment a New Jersey lawsuit seeking to bar Obama's inauguration due to questions over his actual citizenship. The Obama camp has proceeded normally as if there was no controversy.

Obviously, the inauguration proceeded, although on the advice of White House counsel as a precaution against a verbal ####### during the noontime Jan. 20 public ceremony, Obama did take the presidential oath again that night in private with Chief Justice John Roberts. His White House lawyer feared igniting another simmering legal controversy if there was any doubt about the oath's validity, although the Constitution stipulates the new president takes office at noon no matter what.

This simmering dispute, occurring online and in e-mails coursing daily across the Internet, seems unlikely to evaporate any time soon.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/.shared/im...certificate.jpg

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington...-birth-cer.html

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Alan K won't help that cause much I'm afraid.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Alan K won't help that cause much I'm afraid.

Nope. But it will keep talk radio busy for a while. B)

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Alan K won't help that cause much I'm afraid.

Nope. But it will keep talk radio busy for a while. B)

And loonies wound up for a little longer I suppose.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Alan K won't help that cause much I'm afraid.

Nope. But it will keep talk radio busy for a while. B)

And loonies wound up for a little longer I suppose.

I am sure McCain would have the same problem.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Shooter - you're irredeemably deluded.

answer the questions, sap.

You didn't ask any questions.

You threw out a bunch of "ooh-er missus!" innuendo with that silly rhyming Obama/Osama guff.

explain why the first short form relaesed was determined and acknowledged to be a fake, and replaced with another questionable document. telll me why i should believe someone who already retracted a fake.

Looks like a couple of questions without the proper punctuation to me.

It doesn't look like much of an issue but then again think how many were duped by the phony draft dodging documents on Bush. Still plenty of fools repeating that one five year later.

Those are demands not questions. Regardless its perhaps asking a bit much to expect much rational thought from a guy who thinks its somehow clever to compare a black American politician to a Saudi religious extremist because their first names happen to rhyme.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Funny, a year or so ago any soldier who disagreed with Bush and the Iraq War was called a traitor. Now, this guy is called a hero? Politics, politics, politics...

ZING!!!

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Alan K won't help that cause much I'm afraid.

Nope. But it will keep talk radio busy for a while. B)

And loonies wound up for a little longer I suppose.

I am sure McCain would have the same problem.

Depends on your threshold for loony fringes on either side of the spectrum. The distribution that is commonly discussed tends to skew things towards a right-heavy segment. Not negating the thinner left-fringe though.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Alan K won't help that cause much I'm afraid.

Nope. But it will keep talk radio busy for a while. B)

And loonies wound up for a little longer I suppose.

I am sure McCain would have the same problem.

Depends on your threshold for loony fringes on either side of the spectrum. The distribution that is commonly discussed tends to skew things towards a right-heavy segment. Not negating the thinner left-fringe though.

There are still a lot of bruised egos over hanging chads. I remember when Huffington and Franken were on the right fringe.

Edited February 24, 2009 by Mister_Bill

[HAL 9000 96]

Alan K won't help that cause much I'm afraid.

Nope. But it will keep talk radio busy for a while. B)

And loonies wound up for a little longer I suppose.

I am sure McCain would have the same problem.

Depends on your threshold for loony fringes on either side of the spectrum. The distribution that is commonly discussed tends to skew things towards a right-heavy segment. Not negating the thinner left-fringe though.

There are still a lot of bruised egos over hanging chads. I remember when Huffinton and Franken were on the right fringe.

Yes there are. And there are even more upset minds about the way things happened afterwards.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

This soldier is a douche, like the guys who enlisted after 9/11 and subsequently refused deployment to Iraq.