We All Know Obama Is Ailing But Is He Sick As Well?

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I suspect right about now, as Barack Obama’s staff prepares his teleprompter for the State of the Union Address, some of his best friends and biggest boosters are getting a little jittery.
 
This historic speech may represent the first time in American history that a president stood before the nation with a clear majority of the populace doubting his legal eligibility to hold the office.
 
For more than two years, the Big Media have done more than pretend the questions about his birth have no merit or substance. They have actually aided in the cover-up of their own malfeasance by relentlessly attacking anyone who dared to stand up and suggest the emperor had no birth certificate – or at least he steadfastly refused to show it.
 
But the evidentiary house of cards they helped Obama construct is imploding in the face of some hard facts.
 
When even the Democratic governor of Hawaii, who desperately seeks to end the controversy, suggests in an interview with the Honolulu Star Advertiser that he is still searching for some evidence to support his case that Obama was born there, you know this is a real problem.
  
After going on the attack against “birthers” in interviews in the New York Times and other major news outlets, Neil Abercrombie seems to be lowering expectations that he might ever find the long-form birth certificate. Instead he holds out hope he may be able to locate some other kind of written record that will calm the storm – maybe.
 
Of course, he hasn’t seen that document. But he believes there is an unspecified listing or notation about this birth somewhere in the state archives.
“It was actually written, I am told, this is what our investigation is showing, it actually exists in the archives, written down,” Abercrombie said.
 
Wow!
 
And what motivated Obama’s long-time friend to begin the search for real evidence of his birth in Hawaii?
 
He admits Obama will have a tough time getting re-elected in 2012 without something more persuasive than the image of a “certification of live birth” his campaign released in 2008 – a document, by the way, never even validated by the state of Hawaii as an official copy.
 
WND has reported that in 1961, Obama’s grandparents, Stanley and Madelyn Dunham, could have made an in-person report of a Hawaii birth even if the infant Barack Obama Jr. had been foreign-born.
 
Similarly, the newspaper announcements of Obama’s birth do not prove he was born in Hawaii, since they could have been triggered by the grandparents registering the birth as Hawaiian, even if the baby were born elsewhere.
 
Moreover, WND has documented the address reported in the newspaper birth announcements was the home of the grandparents.
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