Hawaii state senator questions Obama's true birth father

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The lone Republican in the Hawaii State Senate [sam Slom] told a radio interviewer today he believes "the real issue" stopping Barack Obama from releasing his long-form birth certificate is something the president has to hide, perhaps even the name of his actual birth father.

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He continued, "My belief is that there is a birth certificate, he was born here, but that there is information that for reasons known only to him he doesn't want released."

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Slom told Klein that he knew the Obama family well. He said he lived in the same building as Obama near Honolulu's Kapiolani Medical Center – where many speculate Obama was born – when the future president was a teenager, worked with Obama's maternal grandmother and buried his father in the same cemetery where Obama's Grandfather Dunham was buried. Slom said one of his own sons was born in Kapiolani only a few years after Obama was born.

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[Dakine10 5,452]

The lone Republican in the Hawaii State Senate [sam Slom] told a radio interviewer today he believes "the real issue" stopping Barack Obama from releasing his long-form birth certificate is something the president has to hide, perhaps even the name of his actual birth father.

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He continued, "My belief is that there is a birth certificate, he was born here, but that there is information that for reasons known only to him he doesn't want released."

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Slom told Klein that he knew the Obama family well. He said he lived in the same building as Obama near Honolulu's Kapiolani Medical Center – where many speculate Obama was born – when the future president was a teenager, worked with Obama's maternal grandmother and buried his father in the same cemetery where Obama's Grandfather Dunham was buried. Slom said one of his own sons was born in Kapiolani only a few years after Obama was born.

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I would never have thought that republicans were capable of this level of animal cruelty. It's a shame.

[Danno 1,228]

I would never have thought that republicans were capable of this level of animal cruelty. It's a shame.

Wow you are too much, put the Messiah in the White House and suddenly it becomes "animal" like... to question a Politicians honesty.

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[Dakine10 5,452]

Wow you are too much, put the Messiah in the White House and suddenly it becomes "animal" like... to question a Politicians honesty.

What makes you say that?

[ready4ONE 5,400]

If this clown was such a family pal then how dies he not know the big family secret?

[Obama 2012 1,714]

I would never have thought that republicans were capable of this level of animal cruelty. It's a shame.

Obama an animal?

[Dakine10 5,452]

Obama an animal?

Animal cruelty, as in beating a dead horse. I guess I'll stick to slapstick humor from now on.

[Pooky 3,347]

Animal cruelty, as in beating a dead horse. I guess I'll stick to slapstick humor from now on.

If you have to explain it, it probably wasn't funny to begin with.

Unlike the lone Republican State Senator of Hawaii, who is, to all intents and purposes, hilarious.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I would never have thought that republicans were capable of this level of animal cruelty. It's a shame.

Poor Barack Obama.

Animal cruelty, as in beating a dead horse. I guess I'll stick to slapstick humor from now on.

How is beating a DEAD horse cruelty? The phrase never had anything to do with cruelty.

[ready4ONE 5,400]

Yes. Deflect away from the fact that the idiot with the newest dumb birth secret theory has a big R after his name...

[Dakine10 5,452]

How is beating a DEAD horse cruelty? The phrase never had anything to do with cruelty.

I don't know. This looks cruel to me. You must be very stoic.

I apologize though. I realize as a Republican and confirmed birther, I may have doubly offended you. That was not my intent. In literary terms, this was a play on words, an attempt to be amusing by mixing the literal and figurative meanings of an idiom.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,235]

It's just crazy that these Reptilian lunatics try to keep the birther issue alive by all means, no matter how absurd. It's like this country has no problems worth talking about . . .

[_Simpson_ 250]

Why are you people bringing up the birther movement. It sounds like this senator believes he was born in Hawaii but is trying to find out if he is hiding something because he wont release it.

[The Dude 206]

Wow you are too much, put the Messiah in the White House and suddenly it becomes "animal" like... to question a Politicians honesty.

So federal election commission laws and the constitution only matter when it's a republican in office. I see. You birthers are unreal. You change the metric of what constitutes proof of citizenship when it suits your viewpoint. Seriously, the election was 2.5 years ago, Obama won. Now, 2012 is another story, I suggest you focus your efforts there.

[Zero Sum 305]

Let the birthnuts bring up the issue all they want. Amazing how the priorities are being focused on so well. What ever happened to jobs, jobs, jobs?