Donald Trump Calls for Obama Birth Certificate - Page 26

pelathais · #**251** 04-07-2011, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by sandie

Well, calling people names who have a sincere belief (or questions) probably isn't going to make it any better.

I think we can have clear heads and still wonder about a few other things at the same time. However, I've always thought his associations were far more telling and important. Yet that didn't/doesn't seem to matter either.

Take a deep breath. What "name" did I "call" anyone? I simply said that this whole thing is a silly waste of time.

coadie · #**252** 04-07-2011, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by sandie

I don't favor him either, but dear Lord in heaven....I'll vote for him before I will Obama! I did hear him say he was pro-life, whether he was just being politically expedient or not, I can't say.

I think at least, he won't be beholding to any special interests, he has enough of his own money to campaign on. But, who knows at this point.

I have never met Trump. I have met and done business with a partner in one of his newer casinos. I didn't like his partner. Both however are very shrewd in business whcih is the opposite of Obama. One of his partners former execs worked for me for a year. I am a social conservitive. The sickest part of America is financial and big Gubment. The republicans top 5 prospects all have some track record in business matters.

sandie · #**253** 04-07-2011, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by pelathais

Take a deep breath. What "name" did I "call" anyone? I simply said that this whole thing is a silly waste of time.

I was referring to saying those who question this birth thing as being an "embrassament".
That's not too pleasant to think one is such a thing...just saying.
I breath fine, thanks.

I thought exactly like you do, "it's a waste of time", but a few things have come up lately in my own situation and it got me curious and now I'm in the process of making up my mind. I thnk that's an okay thing to do, don't you?

It's the 2 million dollars spent that has me the most curious.

pelathais · #**254** 04-07-2011, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by sandie

I was referring to saying those who question this birth thing as being an "embrassament".
That's not too pleasant to think one is such a thing...just saying.
I breath fine, thanks.

I thought exactly like you do, "it's a waste of time", but a few things have come up lately in my own situation and it got me curious and now I'm in the process of making up my mind. I thnk that's an okay thing to do, don't you?

It's the 2 million dollars spent that has me the most curious.

What if I responded with, "He didn't spend $2 million dollars to 'hide' his birth certificate." ???

Balls in your court...

coadie · #**255** 04-07-2011, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by pelathais

I think Trump's use of this "issue" is cynical and I hope he wises up. I wish those who are still enraptured by the "Birther" debate would wise up.

We need all of you with clear heads and thinking clearly. There is a tough fight ahead. It is a battle of ideas. Get an education and think more practically and logically. The "Birther" thing was a nice sideshow 3 years ago. Today, you're an embarrassment.

www.fightthesmears.com

The birth certificate apparently traces back to there and not back to the state. It is a computer generated document from 2008. It is crafted by a computer.

You need an education. They found it last week.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA_w9...embedded#at=59

sandie · #**256** 04-07-2011, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by pelathais

What if I responded with, "He didn't spend $2 million dollars to 'hide' his birth certificate." ???

Balls in your court...

We'd probably be at a stalemate. I've read where he is spending 2 million in leagal fees, have seen the copy of his Kenyan BC. So, who knows what can be faked and is faked or is real?

I just have to make up my own mind. I'm just wondering out loud. He could have been born IN the White House for all I really care, I won't vote for him in any case for any reason at any time.

pelathais · #**257** 04-07-2011, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by coadie

www.fightthesmears.com

The birth certificate apparently traces back to there and not back to the state. It is a computer generated document from 2008. It is crafted by a computer.

You need an education. They found it last week.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA_w9...embedded#at=59

LOL. Watch the video coadster.

After discussing the "new find" the host says to the camera: "...Are you surprised? Are you fooled? APRIL FOOLS! (laughter)."

It was an April Fools joke that PJTV used to open up a discussion about The Donald.

And I "need an education?" LOL. You just slam dunked on yourself, dude. Way to be!!

Were you unaware that "last week" was April Fools Day?

pelathais · #**258** 04-07-2011, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by sandie

We'd probably be at a stalemate. I've read where he is spending 2 million in leagal fees, have seen the copy of his Kenyan BC. So, who knows what can be faked and is faked or is real?

I just have to make up my own mind. I'm just wondering out loud. He could have been born IN the White House for all I really care, I won't vote for him in any case for any reason at any time.

The "copy of his Kenyan Birth Certificate" was used by Pajamas TV as part of their April Fools joke. Using someone else's April Fools joke as an argument against the President and his policies is embarrassing.

Sorry Sandie. You and I obvious have a lot in common and certainly agree about the the overall direction our country needs to be going in... but using this "argument" should be embarrassing for you.

coadie is beyond shame, so I don't expect him to wake up anytime soon. But Sandie, this one's a loser. Let it go.

sandie · #**259** 04-07-2011, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by pelathais

The "copy of his Kenyan Birth Certificate" was used by Pajamas TV as part of their April Fools joke. Using someone else's April Fools joke as an argument against the President and his policies is embarrassing.

Sorry Sandie. You and I obvious have a lot in common and certainly agree about the the overall direction our country needs to be going in... but using this "argument" should be embarrassing for you.

coadie is beyond shame, so I don't expect him to wake up anytime soon. But Sandie, this one's a loser. Let it go.

Well, I certainly don't plan on making this any kind of centerpiece in my opposition to Obama's presidency. There's enough "ammuniton" for that regard.
It just peeked my curiosity when my husband (a life long democrat, but pro-life, pro-family) mentioned it the other night. If you knew him, you'd know why I became wide eyed! I didn't even think he heard of or knew of the controversy! I better keep a better eye on that guy!

Jermyn Davidson · #**260** 04-07-2011, 12:12 PM

Trump calling for the birth certificate is dirty politics-- it's scummy.

The FBI is unable to keep a non-natural born citizen from running for President... (yeah right!)

The certified state copy released by the Obama Campaign years ago is not good enough-- when it is feasible for many people to no longer have their original birth certificates.

Who can provide documentation of the money that President Obama has supposedly spent covering something up?

No one can!

It's a lie-- a dirty, dirty lie and the Republicans who gravitate to using this tactic are shameless and morally bankrupt in their attempts to capitilze on a few people's hate for the President to foment widespread suspicion.