Picture of President Obama's Long-Form Birth Certificate

Pundit Press ^ | 4/27/11 | Aurelius

[therightliveswithus]

The White House has released the President's birth certificate on TwitPic. According to them, this is President Obama's long-form birth certificate:

Why they waited until now and why they released it to TwitPic is unknown at this time.

[Sam's Army]

Unless I am mistaken, that’s still a COLB.

[reasonisfaith]

What I would like to see in black and white is an honest account of Obama’s true intentions for the U.S.A.

[Marty]

Immediate issues with this—he’s still not eligible as his father was not a US citizen at any time. Father’s race is also African—that is not a race. It’s like referring to anybody born in on any of the Americas, North, Middle, or South as Americans. Does not give any real information.

[sten]

so now we know his father was not an American citizen when 0bama was born

on to the next issue.

how could he be a natural born citizen... if both parents are not American citizens

[sevinufnine]

Wonder why no mailing address for the mother? Interesting.

I still say the biggest problem here isn’t going to be Zero’s place of birth, but the fact he more than likely renounced his citizenship to become a citizen of Kenya which would also disqualify him. As if he’s qualified in any way anyhow!

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Barry changed his name later in life.

[Marty]

I should have used the term Central America rather than Middle America. Sorry.

[DCmarcher-976453]

Says his dad was not AMERICAN, not natural born.

[PennsylvaniaMom]

Yes...it IS the COLB. Nothing new.

[af_vet_rr]

Why they waited until now and why they released it to TwitPic is unknown at this time.

It's not a mystery. Back around November of 2008 when Glenn Beck called some caller un-American over being a birther on his radio show, Beck said that Obama was probably sitting on this, that this was going to be something he used when he felt he needed to, and that this was how the Chicago politicians liked to operate. I don't think it was on the same radio show where he disparaged the birther, I think it was in an interview, and Beck pointed out that Obama would probably sit on it for as long as possible so that he could try and embarrass somebody.

[samtheman]

Fake But Accurate Ping

[Madame Dufarge]

Since "race" and "nationality" are now apparently considered interchangable, shouldn't the race of the mother be shown as "American?"

This would be in the interest of consistency, since the father's race is shown as "African."

Of course, "Kenyan" would also be the proper description for the father.

Oh, what a tangled web...

[Eye of Unk]

Similar but different, this one shows Obama being born in Kenya but REGISTERED in Hawaii.

[sternup]

Hundred to one says...Doctor David A. “Whatever” has assumed room temp..

[Marty]

Yeah, I know that he changed his name—likely more than once. What we need are the remaining documents that he has sealed, though this one, real or forged, is sufficient to disqualify him if the idiots in charge had the guts to do their constitutional duties.

[af_vet_rr]

What I would like to see in black and white is an honest account of Obama’s true intentions for the U.S.A.

Socialism. That's always been his goal and the goal of the Democrats since Clinton took office. More and more socialism. He, and the Clintons, have never really tried to hide it - it's in plain sight.

[knarf]

ACCORDING TO THIS, THAT WAS NOT THE NAME OF THAT HOSPITAL ...HE'S STILL LIEING ... DON'T LET THIS GET WIPED

[marstegreg]

There is a little fuzzy math here!!!!

If stanley Ann Dunham was born on November 29, 1942 (as every article I have EVER read says) she would not have turned 18 until november of that year. Obama was born in August. She was 17 at the time not 18. This BC is another sham!!!

[Snidely Whiplash]

Immediate issues with this—he’s still not eligible as his father was not a US citizen at any time.

Has there been some adjudication on this? Everything I've ever read on the subject says that all that is required is for a person to be born on U.S. soil, period. Thus the "anchor baby" issue.