President Bush doesn't have a significant level of concern over allegations, including those pending before the U.S. Supreme Court, that Barack Obama does not meet the constitutional requirements to be commander in chief in the United States.
"Does the White House believe there is no question at all about the birthplace, and thus the required U.S. citizenship of the president-elect?" Les Kinsolving, WND's correspondent at the White House, asked at a news briefing today.
"I think we're in good shape on that," responded Dana Perino, the spokeswoman for the president.
Read on.
As a reminder: Carpetbagger and American Independence Party candidate Alan Keyes filed a lawsuit in California challenging Obama's birthplace, birth certificate, and whether he is a natural born U.S. citizen. This is not a story to bang your head rather than laugh in tears. If this nimrod was so concern about Obama's birth certificate and birthplace in this election, then why didn't the knucklehead carpetbagger bring a lawsuit when he ran against Obama, and lost and got spanked by Obama in the Senate race in 2004?
3 comments:
Obama beat nut job Keyes so bad in the Illinois race for US Senate he won't be back, at least in Illinois.
Keyes need to spend some quality time with Weasel Hannity and Oh'Really, and Coultergast.
Yeah, Keys got spanked not beaten by Obama. His lawsuit against Obama is a good as a roll of toilet paper. Absolutely meaningless. His 15 minutes of fame is up.
Keyes just wants some attention as the Republicans aren't listening to him anymore. Now very few Americans have the orginal birth certificates most get the certified copy. I did keep my oldest daughters certificate.
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