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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin
Nobody has disputed where McCain, Romney, or Sununu were born. If people start disputing it then it could be an issue. But since there has never been any evidence disputing it, it has never been an issue.
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Rup, that's the entire point - nobody even bothers to ask or question. It doesn't even cross their minds to question those guys because they are white.
The attacks on Obama over the past six years have been outrageous. There are no deep, dark secrets. Trump with his "we know nothing about this president" is just a silly lie. How dare he say such crap.
Obama's life is an open book, he's written two books, there are tons of people that knew him when he worked privately as a lawyer, and at school. His life is out there, readily verified. And HAS been verified, repeatedly.
I can't believe the right wing conspiracy loons who believe differently. They literally deny the existence of fact.
His mother is a whiter-than-white American citizen from Kansas. His grandparents are whiter-than-white Kansas small-town Americans, his father fought in WW2, his mother worked at a bank.
Like John McCain, like George Romney, it would not matter where Obama was born, he has American citizenship automatically due to his mother being a citizen.
But Obama is painted as foreign and dangerous, and the white guys are not even questioned.
But the facts are, he was born in Hawaii. Proven beyond a doubt. The US government vets birth certificates when the candidate applies to run for President, and nobody ever questioned the truth that the guy was born in the United States.
It's 100% political smear as "the other" "he's dangerous" "he's not one of us". The fact that this guys citizenship was even questioned, that it had to be proven, that this candidate was and is repeated smeared and painted as "the other" "the Kenyan" "the Muslim" is, indeed, simply racism.