COLB XXIII

Was Obama born at Fort Marcy Park?

I haven't seen anything like this since Vince Foster was found dead at Fort Marcy Park.  I'm referring to the media, and both political parties refusing to question, or even mention the official White House version of things then, and the current imbroglio over Obama's citizenship.  “ BLOGGERS: Real Clear Politics refuses to allow Reader Articles concerning Barack Obama's citizenship. My latest post reports a scheduled Supreme Court conference on this very issue. My post was removed from RCP today. In fact, every post, by most bloggers, covering Barack Obama's citizenship has been scrubbed from RCP. Most of us think what the Supreme Court does is news worthy. Not the case at RCP. The question is: why does RCP not deem actions by the U.S. Supreme Court important for readers to know about? PLEASE, if you have not posted about this already, grab this and cross-post at your blog. Let's get the information out and send some letters to the Supreme Court. [Faultline USA] Justice Clarence Thomas has placed a discussion of Barack Obama's citizenship on the December 5th docket for conference, meaning a discussion of the merit of this particular case. A commenter at America's Right, who has been the leading source of excellent information on the various lawsuits, is requesting that we write directly to the Supreme Court: The Honorable Associate Justice Clarence Thomas United States Supreme Court One First St. N. E. Washington DC 20543 Put docket # on Envelope 08-A407 Ask him UPHOLD our Constitution with Full Disclosure as the only Constitutionally viable answer. ” Charles Johnson at LGF goes berserk over the subject. Honolulu Circuit Court Judge Bert Ayabe on Wednesday ruled that author Andy Martin had no standing under state law to obtain a copy of the birth certificate."  That's a bunch of crap, as Mitchell Langerhans's odyssey [The Plot Thickens: Obama's Birth Certificate and HRS § 338-18] demonstrates.  TD Blog reiterates her theory. “ Obama’s natural-born status is in question because of his dual citizenship (more precisely multiple citizenships: British, Kenyan, Indonesian, US), NOT because of his birth place. That’s why the Donofrio case has the most merit, in our view. Maybe the SCOTUS agrees; maybe not. We’ll soon see. ” You have to admit that there's something mysterious going on over what should be a basic clerical issue.  A lot of people, from both political parties, seem to have a vested interest in plugging this leaky faucet, when all it needs is the right turn of a handle.