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at Romney trying to convince people he was just letting everyone present there know he was actually born there. Honestly, how stupid do politicians think people are??
Most voters are pretty damn stupid or else we wouldn't have the politicians that we do.
Why would Mitt need to show his birth certificate? Everybody knows that there aren't any white people born in Kenya.
Actually, there was never a thought he might not be.
Just half white?
Shouldn't every human that wants to run for president have to show their birth certificate so they can be eligible to run for president?
the birther crap is as re ed as Romney...the Secret Service and FBI vet every candidate running for President...
Along with dog-whistling Gecko:
7 Birthers Speaking at the Republican National Convention
1. Donald Trump. The famed billionaire/birther king Donald Trump has been the most vociferous [2] — and most closely connected to Romney [3] — person alleging that the President wasn’t born in the United States.
2. Actress Janine Turner. The Northern Exposure star who has her own conservative radio show wrote a long screed [4] led “Reasoning ‘Kenyan Born.’” In it, she complains that anyone who questions the president’s citizenship is deemed a racist: “If this were a legal case in court, [Obama's] book bio stating that Obama was ‘born in Kenya’ would be taken into consideration.”
3. Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens. During a town hall captured on video [5] (at 3:5), Olens said, “You know the state of Hawaii says he’s produced a certified birth certificate… so on one hand I have to trust the state of Hawaii follows the laws. On the other hand it would be nice for the President to say, here it is, I have a copy.”
4. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee. On one radio appearance during Huckabee’s bid for president, the former governor said [6], “I would love to know more [about where Obama was born]. What I know is troubling enough.” He later walked back the statement.
5. Florida Gov. Rick Scott. In 2010, the Orlando Sentinel reported [7] than an audience member at one of Scott’s campaign events asked “what he would do about President Obama’s ‘birth certificate’ and whether he could legally appear on the 2012 ballot in Florida.” Scott responded, “I’ll have to look into it.”
6. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA). The Vice-Chairman of the House Republican Conference once told reporters [8] “Oh, I’d like to see the do ents.”
7. Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal. Jindal was willing to sign a “birther” bill [9] into law. It would have required all presidential candidates to release their birth certificate in order to qualify for a spot on the state’s ballot.
http://www.alternet.org/print/hot-ne...nal-convention
Willard needs to show the REAL birth certificate, and his full tax returns while he's at it....
Gecko said he paid never than 13% taxes. He did not say INCOME taxes. He's lying, he's a tax cheat, cheating both IRS and his Mormon church, until he PROVES otherwise.
But as President, he would be the wonderfully perfect symbol epitomizing how the 1% s the 99% and everything else, and gets away with it, OVER AND OVER AND OVER again.
If obama can joke about a birth certificate, which he's done recently, than why can't mitt? Where was that thread?
You didn't start it?
gecko can joke, and he did.
But when HUSSEIN jokes, it's a joke at the birthers' expense.
When gecko jokes, it's dog whistle to the birthers:
"all y'all birther assholes are cool, and I'm a birther asshole, too. vote for gecko"
Last edited by boutons_deux; 08-27-2012 at 11:02 AM.
the crowd loved it
It was a ing joke, one Michigan apparently got and appreciated...
More interesting is that Romney and Ryan took their pre-convention tour to a Midwestern state that went for Barack Obama by double digits in 2008: Michigan.
No GOP presidential candidate has carried Michigan in almost a Luck_The_Fakers_quarter-century, and four years ago Obama won here in a 16-point landslide. This November, however, Romney sees Michigan as ripe for a pickup.
Most polls show Obama leading here narrowly, but Romney strategists point out that their man is nearly tied with the president before the TV ad war between the campaigns has even begun. Michigan is one of 11 states where the Romney campaign is fully staffed with a battleground footprint and money flowing in.
Of course the crowd would like it. Extremists now control your party.
They're apparently taking over Michigan, a State Obama won by 19 points in 2008.
My kind of extremism.
Lol why? Because a crowd laughed at a racially motivated joke?
Well, 19% points don't evaporate for nothing.
I don't care as much as you do
I think for s and Grins, Romney should fabricate a multi layer pdf tax return file and present it.
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