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Who claimed anyone was entitled to anything? It is simply curious that he is spending such a large amount of money keeping something secret that in all probability should be an asset. It makes no sense.
With the emails sent to me this past week about Obama, and to forward these letters on. More to little Obama then meets the eye.
He has more sectets then what we know!
I forwarded these letters to 500 people and to 4 people on here i correspond with, they thanked me. One guy on here said to me, i knew it.
Everyone i sent these letters to, they forwarded them and so on.
In less then a hours time, more then 60,000 people had read and sent them on.
Yes i trust this source, everything sent to me, so far as come to past.
On November 16, 1990, Barack Obama, then president of the Harvard Law Review, published a letter in the Harvard Law Record, an independent Harvard Law School newspaper, championing affirmative action
That only proves that the editor of the Harvard Law Record was a crappy editor. You have no way of knowing if those errors were there before or after Obama submitted the letter.
If you want to prove Obama didn't have command of English grammar, go through the articles in the Law Review from his tenure and assess them for his editing abilities.
With the emails sent to me this past week about Obama, and to forward these letters on. More to little Obama then meets the eye.
He has more sectets then what we know!
I forwarded these letters to 500 people and to 4 people on here i correspond with, they thanked me. One guy on here said to me, i knew it.
Everyone i sent these letters to, they forwarded them and so on.
In less then a hours time, more then 60,000 people had read and sent them on.
Yes i trust this source, everything sent to me, so far as come to past.
If you want to prove Obama didn't have command of English grammar, go through the articles in the Law Review from his tenure and assess them for his editing abilities.
That's impossible since he is paying 200k so they can't be released. We can't see them to inspect. That is what the Fox news report stated and what this thread is about.
With the emails sent to me this past week about Obama, and to forward these letters on. More to little Obama then meets the eye.
He has more sectets then what we know!
I forwarded these letters to 500 people and to 4 people on here i correspond with, they thanked me. One guy on here said to me, i knew it.
Everyone i sent these letters to, they forwarded them and so on.
In less then a hours time, more then 60,000 people had read and sent them on.
Yes i trust this source, everything sent to me, so far as come to past.
That only proves that the editor of the Harvard Law Record was a crappy editor. You have no way of knowing if those errors were there before or after Obama submitted the letter.
If you want to prove Obama didn't have command of English grammar, go through the articles in the Law Review from his tenure and assess them for his editing abilities.
I've heard before that he can barely read n write. His speeches are all written for him, and posted on the teleprompter. Whoever writes them, sure does like that word "extraordinary". Drives me crazy, he uses it so much. Kind of like Hannity saying "don't let your heart be troubled" ..ick.
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