A number of questions.
To the New York Times. Why was the term birth certificate changed to certification of live birth? And if it were a Republican candidate whose life story contains inconsistencies, would you assign reporters the task of digging up the dirt?
Despite evidence to the contrary from Obama aides — they posted his birth certificate, from Hawaii, on the Internet during his presidential campaign
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/19/us/politics/19memo.html?_r=1
“I want him to show his birth certificate!” Mr. Trump said on “The View,” despite the fact that the president has indeed produced a certification of live birth showing he was born in Honolulu.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/03/business/media/03trump.html
To the United Nations spokesperson - why do you think a question posed to you yesterday was a mischaracterization of the Goldstone op-ed? What do you think Goldstone wrote in the op-ed - that he affirms the United Nations is not biased?
Question: ...And on Goldstone, following his column in the Washington Post last week in which he retracted some of the claims made in the report…
Spokesperson: I think that is a mischaracterization of the op-ed, but never mind.
http://www.un.org/News/briefings/docs/2011/db110405.doc.htm
Last, but not least. Caught this on the Muqata.
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Just to be clear, Mr. Obama has produced a 'birth certificate', and NOT a 'certificate of live birth'.
ReplyDeleteThe latter is signed by two nurses or hospital officials, and proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that he was born in 'Hawaii'.
Yet, no such document has ever been produced, and there is no hospital in Hawaii, that proudly claims,
"the president was born here"!
Strange, don't you think?