i wouldn't/haven't put too much stock in the grandmother interview, it's just one thing, the people interviewed in kenya are more convincing.So now you're under the delusion she could have said what you want her to say and not what she did say because what she said wasn't damning enough?she could be saying anything, might not even be her. i think people thought she said she was present during his birth. i was laughing at the exclamation marks.And how does, "Obama was not born in Mombassa" become, "Obama was born in Mombassa?"TRANSLATOR OGOMBE (to McRae):
No! Obama was not born in
Mombasa! He was born in America!
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I get that right?
Why do you find people interviewed in Kenya for convincing than people interviewed in the United States?
Of course you don't actually find the step grandmother convincing- when she repeatedly says that Barack Obama was not born in Kenya.
Birthers- you can lead them to the truth- but you can't make them believe the truth.