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Yes, there was smoke, and where's the smoke, there's fire...Keep that dumb act coming!Notice how the Nazis never want to give up the dumb act!It is pretty obvious why it is racist, but Nazis like to play dumb.I don’t subscribe to the theory, how is it racist? I mean is there something bad about being born in Kenya?
To a Nazi racist, blacks are OTHER than American, And saying Obama was born in Kenya makes him OTHER than American.
Now you can't play dumb any more!
Okay we’re getting somewhere. Claiming Obama is Kenyan is claiming he’s not American. Agreed. Now how is claiming someone is not American racist?
Claiming BLACKS are not true Americans is racist.
Get it?
Whose claiming that? Are all blacks Americans? Can there be a black that is not American?
I must be dumb, because I can’t figure out why claiming someone is not from America is racist.
Are the same standards applied equally? Has any other president's legitimacy of birth been questioned like this and gone on and on and on in frivolous court cases? If not...why not?
Well it’s a pretty unique circumstance, wouldn’t you say? There was some smoke. It’s also well established that the smoke first came from Clinton staffers.
Ahhhh....now you are trying to justify it. There wasn't smoke, and, it didn't start with Clinton. The smoke was fictional but useful for justifying initially believing the conspiracy theory. The only unique thing was that Obama was black.
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In fact, birtherism, as it’s been called, reportedly began with innuendo by serial Illinois political candidate Andy Martin, who painted Obama as a closet Muslim in 2004. That spiraled into a concerted effort by conspiracy theorists to raise doubts about Obama’s birthplace and religion — and essentially paint him as un-American.
No, Associated Press Did Not Report that Obama Was 'Kenyan-Born'
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