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On Mon, 03 Nov 2008 00:29:19 -0500, D.Duck wrote:
If you are talking about the Berg suit, it was dismissed a week ago. Not to shoot the messenger, but Berg does have a colorful history. He sued Bush under RICO statutes, suggesting prior knowledge of the 9/11 attacks. By the by, Obama has produced a Birth Certificate from Hawaii. The birth certificate is questionable and what about education and medical records? Grasping at straws, or do you think he's some sort of "sleeper"? Only the truly paranoid would think he is anything but what he says he is, an American citizen born in Hawaii. |
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![]() "Boater" wrote in message ... Prove he wasn't born in Hawaii, dipschitt. And who really cares if the right-wing dipschitts are "up in arms" over this, anyway? Sad that anyone who has questions or reservations about *your* candidate is automatically a dipschitt. Eisboch |
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Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message ... Prove he wasn't born in Hawaii, dipschitt. And who really cares if the right-wing dipschitts are "up in arms" over this, anyway? Sad that anyone who has questions or reservations about *your* candidate is automatically a dipschitt. Eisboch I don't know of one reason why the Obama campaign should expend energy to satisfy the curiosity of those who would not vote for him under any circumstances. If some rightie has *proof* Obama was not born in Hawaii, let him come forward with it. Proof, mind you, not speculation. I don't recall referring to you as a dipschitt. |
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![]() "Boater" wrote in message ... I don't know of one reason why the Obama campaign should expend energy to satisfy the curiosity of those who would not vote for him under any circumstances. If some rightie has *proof* Obama was not born in Hawaii, let him come forward with it. Proof, mind you, not speculation. Isn't that cavalier attitude representative of the complaints many have of GWB? The guy is soliciting votes to be elected POTUS. To request documentation proving his Constitutional eligibility to hold that office isn't asking much and should be done as a matter of course in a basic background check. Obama did not respond, causing some legitimate questions. Even his family members have offered conflicting accounts of his place of birth. Add to that his refusal to release college records and transcripts further begs questions. It is my understanding that the "birth certificate" electronically posted on the Obama website is suspect by many experts. Why not produce and submit a certified original or copy to a judge? Instead of coming clean, Obama, via the DNC, has used the court system to dismiss a lawsuit demanding these documents. That's scary to me. The liberal media has put this issue in a filing cabinet, preferring to focus more on proving that Sarah Palin can't see Russia from her house. I just want some honesty. At least McCain has released all requested documents, warts and all. Again, to me, it's the sum of the details about Obama that leaves me questioning who the heck he really is. Eisboch |
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Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message ... I don't know of one reason why the Obama campaign should expend energy to satisfy the curiosity of those who would not vote for him under any circumstances. If some rightie has *proof* Obama was not born in Hawaii, let him come forward with it. Proof, mind you, not speculation. Isn't that cavalier attitude representative of the complaints many have of GWB? The guy is soliciting votes to be elected POTUS. To request documentation proving his Constitutional eligibility to hold that office isn't asking much and should be done as a matter of course in a basic background check. Obama did not respond, causing some legitimate questions. Even his family members have offered conflicting accounts of his place of birth. Add to that his refusal to release college records and transcripts further begs questions. It is my understanding that the "birth certificate" electronically posted on the Obama website is suspect by many experts. Why not produce and submit a certified original or copy to a judge? Instead of coming clean, Obama, via the DNC, has used the court system to dismiss a lawsuit demanding these documents. That's scary to me. The liberal media has put this issue in a filing cabinet, preferring to focus more on proving that Sarah Palin can't see Russia from her house. I just want some honesty. At least McCain has released all requested documents, warts and all. Again, to me, it's the sum of the details about Obama that leaves me questioning who the heck he really is. Eisboch Once again, unless it is legally required, I see no reason to satisfy the curiosity of those who will not be voting for Obama, no matter what. There is no Constitutional requirement to provide the documentation you want. Beyond this discussion, the "born in the USA" requirement is a stupid one, anyway. Any citizen, born here or naturalized, should be allowed to seek this nation's highest elected offices. A lot of voters at one time wanted to see "the Arnold" run for the nomination but, of course, he could not because of an "accident" of birth. No one questions his loyalty and devotion to this country. I wouldn't have voted for the guy, but I sure would have supported measures to make it possible for him to run. |
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On Mon, 03 Nov 2008 08:02:43 -0500, Eisboch wrote:
Instead of coming clean, Obama, via the DNC, has used the court system to dismiss a lawsuit demanding these documents. That seems to be the pattern. 3 or 4 suits against Obama's "natural born Citizen" status, and a couple against McCain's status, all have been dismissed. It's also happened over the years. Goldwater being a recent example, all because of that wonderfully vaguely worded document, the Constitution. The courts have seemed to take a hands off approach when deciding a candidate's qualifications. While it may seem a little untidy, I think the courts are correct. Do we really want a judge to decide who is allowed to run, or worse, the previous administration? That could be a large can of worms. It's my understanding, "a natural born Citizen" was put into the Constitution to avoid the chance of a foreign puppet. Neither Obama, McCain, Goldwater, or even Chester Arthur, who may actually have been born in Canada, fit the role of a foreign puppet. Personally, I accept the courts hands off approach. |
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On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 08:02:43 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message ... I don't know of one reason why the Obama campaign should expend energy to satisfy the curiosity of those who would not vote for him under any circumstances. If some rightie has *proof* Obama was not born in Hawaii, let him come forward with it. Proof, mind you, not speculation. Isn't that cavalier attitude representative of the complaints many have of GWB? The guy is soliciting votes to be elected POTUS. To request documentation proving his Constitutional eligibility to hold that office isn't asking much and should be done as a matter of course in a basic background check. Obama did not respond, causing some legitimate questions. Even his family members have offered conflicting accounts of his place of birth. Add to that his refusal to release college records and transcripts further begs questions. It is my understanding that the "birth certificate" electronically posted on the Obama website is suspect by many experts. Why not produce and submit a certified original or copy to a judge? Instead of coming clean, Obama, via the DNC, has used the court system to dismiss a lawsuit demanding these documents. That's scary to me. The liberal media has put this issue in a filing cabinet, preferring to focus more on proving that Sarah Palin can't see Russia from her house. I just want some honesty. At least McCain has released all requested documents, warts and all. Again, to me, it's the sum of the details about Obama that leaves me questioning who the heck he really is. Eisboch Isn't it nice to be excluded from the dip**** right wingers? -- A Harry Krause truism: "It's not a *baby* kicking, beautiful bride, it's just a fetus!" [A Narcissistic Hypocrite] |
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On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 07:13:54 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message ... Prove he wasn't born in Hawaii, dipschitt. And who really cares if the right-wing dipschitts are "up in arms" over this, anyway? Sad that anyone who has questions or reservations about *your* candidate is automatically a dipschitt. You know, Obama talks and speaks like a theoretical mathematician. To which you say - what? Here's what I mean. Math geeks speak and think in a top down fashion. You build a construct to fit a particular set of circumstances. There is no foundation for this construct - just a hunch. or a guess. Once the central idea is established, then there is a build to a proof. However, you can't prove a construct without returning to the foundation because if the foundation isn't firm, the proof won't pan out. Think of it this way - you build a ten story building without a basement or basement walls and support beams to hold it up. You can't put the penthouse on top of the building without first building the foundation. So you walk back down and build the foundation, then return to the 11th floor to see if the building still stands. That doesn't mean that the central idea or theory isn't valid. It's just a different way of looking at the problem and establishing the conditions for success. The problem is that if the penthouse doesn't topple the building you succeed. But if the penthouse tips the building over, you have a huge problem. That's the way Obama thinks - he perceives a problem exactly backwards to the way social problems should be thought about. That ain't good. :) |
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