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I have only ridiculed those who are labelled as "birthers".
My own family (a sibling), is a doctor at Kapiolani Hospital in Oahu, Hawaii. This family member has seen the Obama birth certificate of Barack Obama as being born in that hospital. I have no issue with this.
However, I do apologize to "birthers" inasmuch as they did not create the confusion, the garbage generated over this issue:
If the Harvard Law Review says it's true, well then....
http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/birthers/booklet.asp
(a promotional booklet, approved by Obama, that he was born in Kenya)
Furthermore, Michelle admits in this YouTube video that, "Kenya is Barak's 'home country'"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Cv2MbvAxW0
After four years of playing the race card, accusing the Tea Party of being racist, accusing Americans of not liking President Obama because of his skin color, etc. MSNBC host Chris Matthews absolutely lost it this morning in a discussion with RNC Chairman Reince Priebus. Matthews continually accused Priebus of playing the race card and linking President Obama to "foreign influences." Matthews also took issue with Mitt Romney's joke about a birth certificate, saying the birth certificate issue was never an issue except for the "right wing." Flashback for Matthews, the birther issue was started by Democratic Hillary Clinton supporters.
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Where is the retraction by Harvard Law Review? You know lawyers. They always want for everything to be correct. "I's" dotted. "T's" crossed.
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Where is the retraction in 1991, 1992 by the agency that produced this information?
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