[plinyelder]

I Give Up On These Clowns.

[Onerom99]

Good on J.D.

Seperate himself from the looney-burgers.

[PGalt]

I Give Up On These Clowns.

ROFLMAO!

Great comment!

[A.A. Cunningham]

politicalticker

[trumandogz]

Shocking!

J.D. Hayworth is not a fellow traveller of Orly Taitz who wants the United Nations to take over the American judicial system.

[BobL]

While there seems to be a lot of legitimacy on this issue, why should he marginalize himself on this? He’s got a tough job ahead...if he becomes a birther, he’ll end up like Debra Medina here in Texas (hot one day, history the next...she’s a Truther). The time to go after this issue is AFTER he’s elected.

[editor-surveyor]

Looks like Sarah is vindicated!

[pissant]

He just shot himself in the foot.

[Frantzie]

No money for JD from me. So solly. I loathe McCain.

[JoSixChip]

I’m not going to go to this website to read the article. So can someone please tell me if this is taken out of context or is JD despairing us Birthers?

[DTogo]

Obama probably is, but his refusal to release his original birth certificate while slandering his critics is juvenile.

[Ceebass]

What about the unsubstantiated theory that President Obama is a natural born U.S. citizen?

[Lancey Howard]

Wow..
I would prefer "I have no idea whether or not Ubanga is a natural born citizen of the United States because he has spent millions of dollars on lawyers to prevent a proper investigation into the matter," to saying flat out, with no evidence whatsoever and plenty of reasonable allegations to the contrary, that Ubanga "is a US citizen." It's like JD is just another coward who runs scared from the Democrat "mainstream" newsrooms. I hope that's not the case, because I really like JD.

[max americana]

United States of Kenya?

[FlingWingFlyer]

J.D. just took some of the bullets out of McCain’s gun.

[fr_freak]

"I believe that Barack Obama is an American citizen," Hayworth said.

After several questions Hayworth added, "Barack Obama is the president of the United States."

CNN's title is misleading (as usual). Hayworth doesn't say a thing about natural born citizenship, nor about the "birther" issue. In fact, his reply seems to be an effort to avoid a direct answer.

[bigbob]

Good move, he doesn’t need to have “birther” hung on him.

[TexasTransplant]

Guess he just doesn’t want to be racked up or considered to be a nut case like the “Truthers”
Right or Wrong “Birthers” are perceived no differently by the General Voting Population and that is the only audience that he listens to or needs to listen to. I Hope he Wins.

TT

[Will88]

JD is smart to eliminate this as a possible campaign issue. Nothing is likely to be proven in the next few months and it would only have been an unhelpful distraction.

There are people working on the issue, and no candidate needs to fall on his sword over it.

[rbosque]

What does it cost these filthy swine to just produce a birth certificate?

[EternalVigilance]

My question for JD would be: which hospital was he born in, and who delivered him?