Philip Berg, a Democrat from Pennsylvania has brought a lawsuit to demand that Barack Hussein Obama produce proof that he was born in the United States of America. Obama’s website produced a document they said was a copy of his authentic birth certificate from Hawaii, but there seems to some question as to that document’s authenticity.
To date, with the exception of filing a motion to dismiss the suit, Obama’s people have not responded to it or its charges. The suit was filed over a month ago, and in this instance, time is of the essence. There are allegations that Obama was not born in Hawaii, but in Kenya, and so far Obama or his people have not made any attempt to prove otherwise.
I find it curious (really I don’t) that the major media haven’t been all over this story like white on rice. If the same charges were placed against John McCain (or any other Republican candidate) the news media would be demanding non-stop that he produce the needed proof.
Much has been said about Obama’s ties with former terrorist Bill Ayers, and his former pastor Jeremiah Wright, Franklin Raines, and others of questionable character, but little has been said, even by conservative talk radio, about this lawsuit and its charges. If Obama is a legal natural citizen of the US of A, shouldn’t it be required that he disprove these charges by producing the legal documentation? Wouldn’t the campaign of a legitimate Barack Obama want to eliminate any doubts about his birthplace?
It is the right of the American people to know the answer to this very important question: Is Barack Obama a natural born citizen of the United States of America? It seems like it would be easy enough to prove; all Obama has to do is produce his authentic birth certificate.
If he can’t produce the legal document he should be jailed for defrauding the election process and the American people. Even if he is not jailed for this charge, at least America can rest assured that Barack Hussein Obama will never again run for POTUS, unless somehow the Constitution is amended to allow for naturalized instead of natural citizens to run for the office.