been asked to show their birth certificates before and after they were elected ? seeing that 99% of them probably came from extremely rich and military families that no doubt traveled extensively who knows where any of them could have been born,but the mere fact that it has never been an issue at all until Obama became president is what pisses me off ,then to say that race has nothing to do with it is denial at it's absolute worst.
lana_sands
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Bobby your delusional.
Bob B
Actually, a few presidents have been challenged on birthplace grounds, but none to the extent of Obama.
Part of the problem this time was that Obama's parents were from Kenya, leading to speculations that he was as well, or that British citizenship laws somehow got in the way.
Anonymous
Obama began a trend. And surely you didn't expect them to own up to the "because hes black thing" not that one.
Average Dude
Well if you have a president by the name of Barrack Hussein Obama, then that person is suspect.
Maxwell
none of them in modern times were born of a non-citizen/non-resident parent. Not to mention the US parent hadn't been living in the US.