Skylar
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you raise a good point sky, where did Kenya come from.Being in the "national media" doesn't answer the question. The national media is huge. You're begging the question still and just having it appear in your hands. Since you aren't talking to the author ...
How do you find it?
The same way Vanity Fair did when they referenced the NY Times article in their 1990 piece about Obama.
Something you insist can't be done. And Venity Fair demonstrates most definitely could be.
Now....the questions that send you screaming like the were carrying a butcher knife:
1) Who claims Obama told them he was born in Kenya?"
2) Why would they have agreed to represent Obama if they didn't know anything about him?
3) Why wouldn't they have read all they could on the man before agreeing to represent him?
You keep running, I'll keep laughing. You're always great for the endorphins!
Apparently Miriam Goderich got the birth place of Barack Hussein Obama confused with the birth place of Barack Hussein Obama.
Why didn't she say that? Why is it suddenly speculation is OK when you are doing it?
Occam's razor. One is plausible, the other birther nonsense.
Goderich getting the birth place of Barack Hussein Obama confused with the birth place of Barack Hussein Obama makes perfect sense. And matches the evidence.
Kaz's narrative might as well begin with 'once upon a time'. Is backed by nothing. Is pointlessly elaborate. Doesn't make the slightest sense. And is contradicted by overwhelming evidence.
Occam's razor indeed.