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Black president must show papers

Charles Johnson

HumorApril 2011 • Views: 24,801

Pamela “Shrieking Harpy” Geller gets a cameo in this Jon Stewart bit, as the voice of batshit insanity.

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Kragar Apr 29, 2011 12:39:10pm

Oh, so she’s a method actress.

mikefromArlington Apr 29, 2011 12:42:11pm

This image should go along with this post to highlight how idiotic these clowns are.

Image: OBAMAS-BIRTH-CERTIFICATE.jpg

SanFranciscoZionist Apr 29, 2011 12:43:44pm

re: #2 mikefromArlington

This image should go along with this post to highlight how idiotic these clowns are.

Image: OBAMAS-BIRTH-CERTIFICATE.jpg

How can I find that online? I want to link it for some friends.

Kragar Apr 29, 2011 12:45:25pm

re: #3 SanFranciscoZionist

How can I find that online? I want to link it for some friends.

Right click and open link in new tab or page.

Pie-onist Overlord Apr 29, 2011 12:49:09pm

re: #3 SanFranciscoZionist

How can I find that online? I want to link it for some friends.

It’s at Huffpo.

Mad Prophet Ludwig Apr 29, 2011 12:49:20pm

The issue with this, and why it will never, ever go away for some, is that it never had anything to do with the real facts of Obama’s birth.

There are all too many in America who can not imagine that a black man is president or that their lily white vision of it isn’t being taken from them. Since they inherently believe in white supremacy either consciously or not, the black president must be an inside job. There must be some fix.

No evidence can overcome that.

SanFranciscoZionist Apr 29, 2011 12:50:12pm

re: #4 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Right click and open link in new tab or page.

Thank you.

Mad Prophet Ludwig Apr 29, 2011 12:50:44pm

The Gellar crowd is a special form of that. It is not that Obama is black, but rather not batshit like them about foreign affairs… therefore, there must be a fix. No evidence can sway that.

Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light) Apr 29, 2011 12:51:43pm

re: #8 LudwigVanQuixote

The Gellar crowd is a special form of that. It is not that Obama is black, but rather not batshit like them about foreign affairs… therefore, there must be a fix. No evidence can sway that.

And he is a bastard, remember?

Slumbering Behemoth Stinks Apr 29, 2011 12:53:20pm

Nice call-back to his character in “Half Baked”. Very appropriate.

Mad Prophet Ludwig Apr 29, 2011 12:53:46pm

re: #9 ralphieboy

And he is a bastard, remember?

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Yeah it is disgusting. Dreggas has a great page with a very eloquent commentary on this.

McSpiff Apr 29, 2011 12:55:19pm

re: #6 LudwigVanQuixote

The issue with this, and why it will never, ever go away for some, is that it never had anything to do with the real facts of Obama’s birth.

There are all too many in America who can not imagine that a black man is president or that their lily white vision of it isn’t being taken from them. Since they inherently believe in white supremacy either consciously or not, the black president must be an inside job. There must be some fix.

No evidence can overcome that.

Absolutely. They’re already searching for the next Big Thing to try to impeach him with. All that matters is showing that he was never the legitimate president due to either some illegality or technicality. Its no different than Swearing-in-gate in that respect.

Ming Apr 29, 2011 12:55:44pm

Obama is a constitutional lawyer by training. He was a lecturer in Constitutional Law for 10 years at the University of Chicago. I believe that he really wanted our constitutional system to work. He really wanted Americans, as a whole, to behave like grownups. When he released Hawaii’s short form during the campaign, he really wanted this satisfaction of the legal requirement for the presidency to be all that was needed. He wanted his beloved American constitutional system to WORK.

I think Obama did the right thing by releasing the long form a few days ago, but it must have been a bitter experience for him. It proved that the system did not work. Now, if you want to run for President, it’s not enough to satisfy all the legal requirements. Apparently, in some cases, you have to do more than that. I believe that Obama wanted to avoid the need to go above and beyond this great system of ours, but America disappointed him.

There’s nothing wrong with journalists asking politicians for more information. But this whole birther movement is a sorry spectacle, reminiscent of childhood bullying. I think Arizona’s Governor, Jan Brewer, was very wise to veto Arizona’s birther bill. No good can come from the birther movement. It can’t end soon enough.

Decatur Deb Apr 29, 2011 12:58:28pm

re: #9 ralphieboy

And he is a bastard, remember?

/

Nowhere near bastard enough for my taste.

Nevertires Apr 29, 2011 1:03:30pm

I love the way that both Jon and Jason Jones were “praying for him to be nominated”. It would be comedy gold - and I would suspect that the constant ridiculing of Trump would be grating on him.

Trump Force One!

Slumbering Behemoth Stinks Apr 29, 2011 1:07:21pm

re: #13 Ming

I disagree just slightly. The system did work, it’s just that it wasn’t good enough for the mouth breathers and knuckle draggers.

Ericus58 Apr 29, 2011 1:27:43pm

Man, that “Ed” dude is cranked way too tight…. that poor gals reactions to his antics was priceless!

Charles Johnson Apr 29, 2011 1:32:19pm

re: #13 Ming

Now, if you want to run for President, it’s not enough to satisfy all the legal requirements. Apparently, in some cases, you have to do more than that.

Especially in the case of being a black president.

Mad Prophet Ludwig Apr 29, 2011 1:38:51pm

re: #13 Ming

I think this is an excellent comment.

Sionainn Apr 29, 2011 1:54:49pm

re: #13 Ming

Obama is a constitutional lawyer by training. He was a lecturer in Constitutional Law for 10 years at the University of Chicago. I believe that he really wanted our constitutional system to work. He really wanted Americans, as a whole, to behave like grownups. When he released Hawaii’s short form during the campaign, he really wanted this satisfaction of the legal requirement for the presidency to be all that was needed. He wanted his beloved American constitutional system to WORK.

I think Obama did the right thing by releasing the long form a few days ago, but it must have been a bitter experience for him. It proved that the system did not work. Now, if you want to run for President, it’s not enough to satisfy all the legal requirements. Apparently, in some cases, you have to do more than that. I believe that Obama wanted to avoid the need to go above and beyond this great system of ours, but America disappointed him.

There’s nothing wrong with journalists asking politicians for more information. But this whole birther movement is a sorry spectacle, reminiscent of childhood bullying. I think Arizona’s Governor, Jan Brewer, was very wise to veto Arizona’s birther bill. No good can come from the birther movement. It can’t end soon enough.

What really gets me is the fact that Obama had a passport as a U.S. citizen (passports require a birth certificate and it is also clearly stated on the passport the state where one was born). The State Department had this information so it’s not like any of the people who are running for president haven’t had this “checked out” to make sure they are constitutionally eligible.

(I Stand By What I Said Whatever It Was) Apr 29, 2011 2:18:39pm

JFTR, I found Rand Paul’s latest antics requesting the “original long-form certificate of Donald Trump’s Republican registration” rather amusing: thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com

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