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Saying that a man born and raised in Hawaii, lived in Indonesia, educated in California, New York and Massachusettes, and who started his career in Illinois should go back to Kenya is OBVIOUSLY racist.
"Obviously"? In whose mind? What could possibly be "racist" about it? Obama has a brother living in Kenya, his father was Kenyan, and he has a Kenyan grandmoter, whom I believe still lives in Kenya. He also went to an exclusive Muslim school in Kenya as a young boy. Is any mention of Obama's background and life history to be construed as "racism"? Why?
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Originally Posted by ThinkBeforeYouVote
Seriously, are you people really in that much denial or are you just so dishonest that you wont even admit something that you are clearly saying?
It reminds me of Ann Coulter saying "Romney has only changed on one position in his entire life..." despite the mountains of video evidence to the contrary. You people think that if you deny something over and over again that it somehow becomes less true.
"Mountains of video evidence"? Are we discussing Obama or Romney?
Seeing as how questions of Obama's birth have never been answered, and seeing as how there is more than ample evidence to suggest he was not born in Hawaii, but more likely Kenya (yeah ... I'm a "birther"), because no valid Birth Certificate has been produced (only a poor forgery), his brother lives in Kenya, as do other relatives, I do not see that this statement is in any way damning, or damaging to any Republican or the Republican campaign. More than a few people share this view.
But nice try.
I am a birther as well but the republicans picked a real lousy candidate in Willard...they needed someone completely different from Obama and they didn't do that...I am 100% with ya on the birther stuff but we disagree on Willard.
exactly what evidence do you base your beliefs on?
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