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To: aSeattleConservative

If the president of the US is spending almost $2 million to keep his birth certificate a secret, there is no greater threat to national security

He is eminently blackmailable by foreign (or domestic) enemies

Of all the “things he has done throughout his life”, building his current “persona” and political career based on a plausibly fictional autobiography, is the most basic one worth investigating


56 posted on 02/07/2010 4:17:46 AM PST by silverleaf (My Proposed Federal Budget is $29.99)
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To: silverleaf

If the president of the US is spending almost $2 million to keep his birth certificate a secret, there is no greater threat to national security

He is eminently blackmailable by foreign (or domestic) enemies

Of all the “things he has done throughout his life”, building his current “persona” and political career based on a plausibly fictional autobiography, is the most basic one worth investigating


He is hiding something....

Don’t you find it odd that a 40-year old would be writing his autobiography at that age—before he has done anything or lived half the average life expectancy age?

I have often thot he wrote the book so he could tell the story way he wanted regarding his birth and education. The press is so lazy, they simply bought his “life story talking points.”


134 posted on 02/07/2010 9:36:50 AM PST by Freedom56v2 ("If you think healthcare is expensive now, wait till it is free"--PJ O'rourke)
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To: silverleaf
He is eminently blackmailable by foreign (or domestic) enemies

Kudos for that observation.

186 posted on 02/07/2010 2:43:00 PM PST by happygrl (Continuing to predict that 0bama will resign)
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