[tired_old_conservative]

“You do wonder why more than just his BC records are ‘sealed’?

Don't you?”

No, I don't. You're talking about basic privacy regulations, applicable to any of us. For example, go try and get someone else’s college transcripts without a court order. See what they tell you.

[UCANSEE2]

No, I don't. You're talking about basic privacy regulations, applicable to any of us. For example, go try and get someone else’s college transcripts without a court order. See what they tell you.

OK. If the BC is protected that well by NORMAL LAW, then why did Obama write a PRESIDENTIAL ORDER to have it and all his other documents SEALED?

Especially when it is known that things like Birthplace can become an issue in a Presidential Election (like happened to McCain)?

[eyedigress]

The President of the United States should not have normal records sealed. Why in God's name would you defend that? We have no clue about this man. Do you honestly support that?

[American Constitutionalist]

" No, I don't. You're talking about basic privacy regulations, applicable to any of us. "

You have a lot of audacity and arrogance to make that statement considering that it was Obama's Senate campaign with Obama supporters doing the dirty tricks for him in Illinois who leaked information about Jack Ryan's divorce and custody records....

FREE REPUBLIC

[castlegreyskull]

When I signed up for the Navy, I had to produce educational records, birth certificates and many other documents. All of which are under lock and key. Your right it is basic privacy rights, if he doesnt want to show us these, then HE CANT BE THE PRESIDENT. I would not have been able to get a job in the military or really anywhere else without allowing my potential employer to see my records.

[danamco]

But here is what one of your pals is telling!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ6iLuyCAx0