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Originally Posted by Mavdog
??? they have the birth certificate, they provided it for all to see, so it's a question of what else you need....
it's a birth certificate from the state of hawaii establishing that he was born there, so a) he is the child of a us citizen. b) born on us soil.
just what other "legal proof" do you seek? it's enough!
for one, berg is a hillary clinton supporter who (my take) is misguided in his efforts to remove obama from the ballot in hope that hillary would become the nominee.
the fact that he is not a republican does not mean that the lawsuit isn't frivilous, and the fact that he is a democrat doen't give the lawsuit any stronger foundation.
obama has furnished a birth certificate provided by the state of hawaii. the "original" could not exist (do you know where your original bc is? I don't know where my original bc is...) and for all intent and purposes the state has validated his birth in hawaii.
for most of us, that step was taken when the state issued birth certificate was validated as genuine and shown here .
he's provided what is relevant, and stuff such as skull and bones is irrelevant. who cares?
the whole issue of delving into the college "associations" is the red herring... |
Okay, now your transformation IS complete. Much like Alan Colmes, you completely ignored what I said and just repeated yourself.
BTW, you'll have to pardon me if I don't want to trust FactCheck.Org on this one, either. I don't find them to be "non-partisan" at all, and I found their article on the subject very unconvincing.
The lawsuit will ultimately be dismissed, because Berg doesn't have standing to bring the case. But that doesn't make the question he is raising illegitimate. In fact, this is a question of
legitimacy, and it is one that has yet to be answered.