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Republicans kowtow to the birthers

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07-31-2009, 03:48 PM

Schmidt
Colorado Springs, CO
Posts: 854
According to this latest opinion poll published in the Huffington Post, only 42 percent of Republicans believe that Obama was born in the USA.  What does this say about those Republicans?

And only 93 pct of Democrats believe that he was born in the USA.  Why not 100 percent?

When major conservative media figures like Rush Limbaugh and certain politicians keep pretending that he wasn't born in the USA, they keep the falsehood alive.  What does it say about our gullible American public that believes those stories? Why is it so easy to deceive?
03-28-2010, 09:25 PM

Listening
Lenexa, KS
Posts: 49
Schmidt Wrote: According to this latest opinion poll published in the Huffington Post, only 42 percent of Republicans believe that Obama was born in the USA. What does this say about those Republicans?

And only 93 pct of Democrats believe that he was born in the USA. Why not 100 percent?

When major conservative media figures like Rush Limbaugh and certain politicians keep pretending that he wasn't born in the USA, they keep the falsehood alive. What does it say about our gullible American public that believes those stories? Why is it so easy to deceive?





I think the tougher question is how many people does this drive out of the process. I know lots of conservatives who have simply lost faith in both sides. They have always been suspicious of the left, but they don't buy the Sean Hannity/Rush Limbaugh crapp either (how can anyone listen to Rush ? He never says anything).
01-15-2012, 04:32 AM

shannonaire
Irvine, CA
Posts: 1
Listening Wrote:
Schmidt Wrote: According to this latest opinion poll published in the Huffington Post, only 42 percent of Republicans believe that Obama was born in the USA. What does this say about those Republicans?

And only 93 pct of Democrats believe that he was born in the USA. Why not 100 percent?

When major conservative media figures like Rush Limbaugh and certain politicians keep pretending that he wasn't born in the USA, they keep the falsehood alive. What does it say about our gullible American public that believes those stories? Why is it so easy to deceive?




I think the tougher question is how many people does this drive out of the process. I know lots of conservatives who have simply lost faith in both sides. They have always been suspicious of the left, but they don't buy the Sean Hannity/Rush Limbaugh crapp either (how can anyone listen to Rush ? He never says anything).

I do believe that most Republicans obnoxiously dismiss Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Alaska as "foreign." Not white enough!

Was Romney born in the US or in Mexico? His grandparents (all 7 of them on the grandfathers side) and parents were not born in the US....Didn't the grandparents come from Germany to the US and then "something about not wanting to live by US laws" ie polygamy.  Hmm! maybe he too was born in Mexico and they smuggled him into the US. I would like to see his long birth certificate and at the same time he can produce ALLof his tax returns for the last 15 years (the itemized versions).
01-15-2012, 08:57 AM

Schmidt
Colorado Springs, CO
Posts: 854
Thanks shannonaire. I delved into Mitt Romney's past a little more and decided to address your post under a new thread since the topic has switched from the Obama birth place to Mitt Romney's Mexican roots.


01-15-2012, 09:53 AM
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Veronica
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Some very good points. I find it interesting that very many of our first US Presidents were not born in the USA, since it did not yet exist. They are listed as being born in an "English colony" -- such as Delaware. I guess that did not violate the Constitution: )
01-15-2012, 10:19 AM
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that guy in Arizona
Flagstaff, AZ
Posts: 65
Veronica:


It wasn't unti our ninth President that the country actually had a President who was born in the United States. The complete list is attached below:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_States_by_date_of_birth

If you scroll through the list of their birth names, you'll also be surpirised to learn that
we once had a President named Hiram.
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