Posted on 06/20/2009 12:59:58 AM PDT by Gothmog
Good analysis, bet you’re both right.
I'm confident you're unlikely ever to see any of Zero's medical records. Just like you can't see any of his college records, or his passport activity. Or his Certificate of Live Birth for that matter.
He is not called "Zero" for nothing — he has ZERO "paper trail." We literally do not know WHO HE IS.
RE: the Certificate of Live Birth. It would be the easiest thing in the world for the POTUS (TOTUS) to pick up the phone, call Republican (???) Governor of Hawaii Lingle (who's put this alleged document under State seal) and say, "Hi Linda! How are ya doing? Why don't you go right ahead and release that COLB for me?"
Prediction: It will NEVER HAPPEN.
We need to be asking ourselves, WHY???
ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!! :)
Was it male or female?
Why, indeed. How can someone go through their whole without having tons of paper to back up their existence?
His Presidential Library’s gonna be no larger than a very small linen closet!
Last anyone heard, she went to Martinique. (I presume she hasn't returned.)
I’d love to see BHO, the POS, star in the real life re-make of the Sean Penn movie- Dead Man Walking. I think it would be a real hit!!
Do we know anymore about her? DO we know whether she had a boy or girl....I thought she had moved to CA? Maybe we need a baby csar?
If one's existence in any way depended on the production of a "paper trail," Obama would not exist. He would be a mere fiction of our imagination.
If he keeps this up, you're absolutely right: "His Presidential Library’s gonna be no larger than a very small linen closet!" Especially because this "president," who tells us he is so passionately committed to "transparency," will not even allow public access to the details or reasons for, or acts or personnel involved with, the policies that he is willy-nilly implementing on the American people without so much as a "by your leave."
This smarmy arugula eating cocktail party punk couldn’t take it for a minute.He has the thinnest skin around.hillary is kind of used to it,but she also can’t take much.
Goerge Bush let it all roll on by.
October 17, 2008 at 8:36 am
She took down her website, but from the Google cache:
Cape Caribbean, LLC
a strategic mix of marketing based services
Home Page
Services
Event Management
Written Communications
Business Consulting
Our Commitment
About Us
Contact Us
About Us
Firm Principal Vera Baker spends her time between the office in Fort de France, Martinique and the office Miami, Florida. She is an avid traveler, having visited 17 countries on 5 continents, muli-lingual (English and French) and an occasional free lance writer.
Prior to launching Cape Caribbean, Ms. Baker worked for Alta Capital Group-a full-service municipal bond broker-deal. She joined Alta Capital Group after serving as a Principal at Baker-Wambu & Associates, a strategic political and fundraising consulting firm based in Washington, DC. Previously, she served as the National Finance Director on Senator Barack Obama’s 2004 Senate campaign. She also served as the Deputy Political Director at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. Born and raised in San Francisco, CA, Ms. Baker received her dual Bachelor degrees in Political, Legal, and Economic Analysis and African American Studies from Mills College. She worked toward a Master of Art in Political Science from Howard University and a Masters of Art in African American studies.American studies from Columbia.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2104254/posts?page=47#47
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veromi.com
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BAKER, VERA ELIZABETH (Age 34)
Available(5) Available SAN FRANCISCO, CA
NEW YORK, NY
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BAKER, TANYA R (Age 41)
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BAKER, GINGER MARIE (Age 31)
BAKER, CATHERINE LYNN (Age 32)
BAKER, GLENNA M (Age 25)
BAKER, CHARLES EDWARD (Age 65)
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Starting own company gave more family time
Chicago Tribune (IL) - Sunday, January 28, 2007
Author: Ann Therese Palmer, Special to the Tribune
During her senior year as an economics major at Harvard, Adela Cepeda wasn’t sure what kind of job she wanted after graduation.
“My economics adviser told me to take the most quantitative job that I could,” she remembers. “That turned out being much more intimidating than going to Harvard.”
Cepeda, who at age 6 emigrated to the United States from Colombia with her parents and siblings, took an offer to be an analyst at the investment firm Smith Barney.
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Cepeda, 48, is now co-founder and chairman of Alta Capital Group LLC, a Chicago-based full-service municipal bond broker-dealer, as well as founder and president of A.C. Advisory Inc., a municipal financing advisory firm.
Q. How did you select Harvard for your undergraduate degree?
A. In 11th grade, when my guidance counselor, my parents and I met to discuss where I’d apply to college, my counselor suggested putting Harvard, Yale and Princeton on the list. I didn’t know what they were. He said I was a natural for them because I had top grades and was very involved in school activities. I was accepted at all three and went to Harvard.
Everyone was so smart there. I kept wondering if I was going to find my niche. Social studies was my first choice for a major, but it had too many students. I’ve always been good in math and knew I’d have to work after graduation, so I chose economics, the practical major and Harvard’s largest.
Q. Sometimes the best-laid plans get changed due to national events or unforeseen circumstances. Did something like that change your career trajectory in any way?
A. When my three daughters were young I left Smith Barney to open Abacus, a money management firm, with two other women. The pace of travel Smith Barney expected was too much with three children under age 5.
Shortly afterward my husband, Albert Maule, a Chicago attorney, died of multiple myeloma. Originally, when I’d helped start Abacus, I thought I’d go back into the corporate sector when my daughters were older. But after he died it seemed better to have my own business to have flexibility for my daughters.
Q. You’re involved in many prominent Chicago philanthropies, such as the Chicago Community Trust and WTTW-TV. How do you balance work-life-volunteerism so that you don’t burn out?
A. My girls were very young when their father died. I’ve been a single parent for 11 years. My top priority is to mentor my daughters. I’m very focused on their academics and their business plans.
I also feel a tremendous sense of obligation to the Latino community here. I was given many opportunities because I was a Latina or a woman. But I’ve learned that I can’t be stretched thinly. I’ve got to prioritize what’s important when someone asks me to do something, and what will have the greatest impact on the community.
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Step by step
2005-present: Chairman and co-founder, Alta Capital Group LLC, Chicago
1995-present: President and founder, A.C. Advisory Inc., Chicago
1991-95: Managing director and co-founder, Abacus Financial Group Inc., Chicago
1986-91: Vice president, corporate finance, Smith Barney Harris Upham & Co., Chicago
1984: MBA, University of Chicago
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http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS168393+16-Jan-2009+PRN20090116
Leadership Greater Chicago Fellows Tapped for Obama Administration
Fri Jan 16, 2009 10:44am EST
Alumni to reflect on campaign, new administration and the legacy of Dr. King
in Washington, DC
CHICAGO, Jan. 16 /PRNewswire/ — Michelle Obama, Valerie Jarrett, Arne
Duncan, and Austan Goolsbee, all Fellows of Leadership Greater Chicago (LGC)
will be celebrated by over 250 LGC Fellows and supporters at a breakfast event
at the Hotel Monaco in Washington, D.C. on Monday, January 19th from 9:00 to
11:00 a.m.
LGC alumni involved in the Obama campaign, including Illinois Attorney
General Lisa Madigan, will talk about their experiences and hopes for the new
administration and reflect on the election of our first African American
president on the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King.
Joining Attorney General Madigan will be Adela Cepeda, President of A.C.
Advisory Inc., ...
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I like the book title in the photo.If it were “Big Behind” she could hawk it as an autobiography.
Have you heard of the KFC Hillary Special?Two small breasts,two large thighs,and a left wing.
Served with a complimentary dessert of humble pie.
Uh with Bo at the ice cream store?
Actually, Rush (I'm pretty sure it was Rush) once had a website called "Slap Hillary"... www.SlapHillary.com, and they had Hillary saying various stupid things she said, and you could press a button and a hand would come out and slap her.
“Vera Baker”.........sounds like a character out of a Raymond Chandler or Damon Runyon novel.
#91 was very god.
Like I said, over the line.
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