唵啊吽2010-02-24 06:08:45回复悄悄话
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Tea Party made the joke and C-Span broadcast it. Please feel free to sue them for defaming. Wish you a successful legal action.
The Hawaii Department of Home Lands already explained: there's no difference between the so called "long form" or "short form." You only need one to prove where you were born. Hawaii's governor Linda Lingle already confirmed the legitmacy of the birth records. She was a Republican supporting McCain, by the way.
This is a complete non-issue. But the biased eyes will never see the truth, even when given the facts right in front of them.
lizecn732010-02-22 23:42:10回复悄悄话
The teabaggers are the real 'no brainers' who provoked by the right wing conservative media like "Fox". Regardless whether Obama's foreign policy towards China is right, he is probably one of the most intelligent US Presidents of all time, just like Clinton but with higher integrity and moral standard. Stupid Americans just don't know how to appreciate what a wonderful leader they have gotten. If you go to the tea party, you will see full of provocative speech with no substaintial contents. Look at our cazy people in the Cultural Revolution in the past, that is what teabaggers are like now.
唵啊吽2010-02-19 14:56:32回复悄悄话
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Public figures are subject to joke, that's a reality.Those who cannot take a joke are living in a miserable world, regardless real or imaginary.
That birth certificate posted on the Internet is not the one they ask for. They want Obama to show the long form of the Hawaii birth certificate which Obama has so far never produced. Hawaii state during the time could issue Certificate of Live Birth (the type on the Internet) to people who were born outside the state. Those people want to see the long form which has the name of the hospital and the doctor.
Tea Party made the joke and C-Span broadcast it. Please feel free to sue them for defaming. Wish you a successful legal action.
There are jokes that are funny, and jokes that are defamatory. The ones above do not fall in the former camp.
The Hawaii Department of Home Lands already explained: there's no difference between the so called "long form" or "short form." You only need one to prove where you were born. Hawaii's governor Linda Lingle already confirmed the legitmacy of the birth records. She was a Republican supporting McCain, by the way.
This is a complete non-issue. But the biased eyes will never see the truth, even when given the facts right in front of them.
Public figures are subject to joke, that's a reality.Those who cannot take a joke are living in a miserable world, regardless real or imaginary.
That birth certificate posted on the Internet is not the one they ask for. They want Obama to show the long form of the Hawaii birth certificate which Obama has so far never produced. Hawaii state during the time could issue Certificate of Live Birth (the type on the Internet) to people who were born outside the state. Those people want to see the long form which has the name of the hospital and the doctor.
好!
好笑话!
and
http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/born_in_the_usa.html
Sometimes I wonder if you live in an imaginary world.