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Latest News | Battleground States | Fundraising | Super PAC Spending | Political Cartoons | Opinion Political committee keeps Obama birth certificate theory alive print Comments 0 By Joseph Tanfani August 4, 2012, 6:00 a.m. WASHINGTON -- Still convinced President Obama wasn’t born in the United States? A brand-new political committee will be happy to accept your donations to keep the theory alive. The Conservative Majority Fund, set up a month ago by a political consultant, is sponsoring television ads that recycle some discredited conspiracy theories regarding Obama’s identity -- including suggestions that he’s using a phony Social Security number...

The Obama eligibility ad starts off like this: "Who is Barack Obama? We know less about this man than any other president in American history. What's he hiding? His autobiography is full of fictional characters, but there's a lot more than that. If you try to look into his past, you hit a brick wall. His college records at Columbia - sealed. His college records at Harvard - sealed. We don't know what his thesis papers are about because those are sealed too. His Selective Service record is sealed. His records as an attorney are sealed. He has a Massachusetts...

This aired late this afternoon on the Fox News Channel and this is will not sit well with the White House. I have to say but I never have heard of the Conservative Majority Fund who is funding the ad. They make one mistake in the ad about Obama's social security number. They got the state wrong where his number was issued. Obama's social security number comes from Connecticut, a state he never lived in or had a mailing address. Not Massachusetts. Never the less, now it's time to see how Obama will respond.

This attack ad was made by the same group who released the controversial attack ad early this week on Fox News Channel, ABC and ESPN that questioned Obama's missing records. The newly formed group is called the 'Conservative Majority Fund' backed by big money out of Arlington,VA. Their recent ad this week caused a uproar with liberals and the media. There are a lot of doubters who disregard the fact that it is no big deal for a American president to be a Muslim, especially in a time of war against people who are Islamic extremist. It's so dangerous that...