New York Magazine contacted the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center in Fremont, Ohio to get the real story about President Hayes:
Nan Card, the Curator of Manuscripts, was plenty willing to correct Obama's ignorance of White House history. Just as soon as she finished chuckling.
"I've heard that before, and no one ever knows where it came from," Card said of Hayes's alleged phone remark, "but people just keep repeating it and repeating it, so it's out there." Wait, so Hayes didn't even say the quote that Obama is mocking him for? "No, no," Card confirmed.
She then read aloud a newspaper article from June 29, 1877, which describes Hayes's delight upon first experiencing the magic of the telephone. The Providence Journal story reported that as Hayes listened on the phone, "a gradually increasing smile wreathe[d] his lips and wonder shone in his eyes more and more. Hayes took the phone from his ear, "looked at it a moment in surprise and remarked, 'That is wonderful.'"
So 100 years from now, future presidents and public figures will be quoting Obama for the stupid things he said during his public life.
I hope he understands that misquotes will be part of it.
But to really grasp what Obama is as a President, all the stupid things he’s said and done will be on record.
This guy is the 1/2 black Joe Biden.
How could they tell?
President DumbA$$ educating future voting Dummycrats for the Democrat Party.