This morning I heard (but didn't actually view the videotape) that Obama discussed the TEA Party movement. According to the report, one of the things that he stated about the movement is that many of the TEA Party participants, "do not believe that he (Obama) was born in America."
Why does he keep bringing this up? Isn't that a bit strange? If it has no merit (as I'm sure he's claiming), then why keep the issue in the news? Is it only to discredit the TEA Party movement and participants - in order to dismiss their legitimate concerns and grievances?
Must be.
Even though the Dems and the Media of Mass Deception still try and play the "race card" against all who stand firm against Obama dreadful policies - it just isn't working anymore! People aren't that stupid.
I thought that I had read absolutely everything about Obama's citizenship questions, but I have found a new article that is so comprehensive that even I discovered some new information!
Here's the link:
Investigating Obama: Obama Birth Certificate Issue More Urgent than Ever - Joan Swirsky
Joan Swirsky discusses in print, what others whisper and silently email to their trusted friends -- are you at least taking the last option?
Be sure to read all of the links.
I thought that the speculation about the photos on the cover of Obama's "Dreams of My Father" book was fascinating! Could what the writer shared be the truth?
One day, the truth will come out.
Unfortunately, the liar-in-chief is doing all that he and his Marxist criminal cronies can possibly do to ruin the United States of America.
I pray that it all comes crashing down - and soon!
Jesus tells us:
Jhn 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
His timing is perfect. Mine is not. So I will continue to trust Him and His timing on this matter.
Hat Tip:
Investigating Obama
democratdeal,
ReplyDeleteYou are an idiot and your blog is full of lies - except for the anonymous commenter who pointed out those lies.
You are living in an ObamaBorg world filled with Kool-Aid drinking Lobotomized Bots.
I pray that you will come out of your stupor some day and enter into the real world.
GMPilot,
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CJW:"According to the report, one of the things that he stated about the movement is that many of the TEA Party participants, "do not believe that he (Obama) was born in America."
Why does he keep bringing this up? Isn't that a bit strange?”
Not when it's been banged into the heads of the public for almost eighteen months now, no. Not when even some members of Congress are still playing footsie with the idea, no. In that respect at least, Obama is a better man than I am; I'd be incredibly upset if I were in his position.
”If it has no merit (as I'm sure he's claiming), then why keep the issue in the news?”
Because, as you say, ”One day, the truth will come out.” I'd guess that he believes that too.
”Is it only to discredit the TEA Party movement and participants - in order to dismiss their legitimate concerns and grievances?”
Actually, he addressed those concerns. He attempted to make clear that the 'Pubs and the Birthers aren't necessarily one and the same—as you'd know if you had watched the interview. But that would have been too much like honesty.