Trump admits Obama was born in the US

Tony Stark said:
I thought he did that in 2008 when he released his birth certificate.That document was later verified by Hawaii state officials.It baffles me this birther issue went on for so long.It's even more baffling that there are still some people who believe in it.
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No, he released, online, a fraudulent document far into his first term, hoping to hit Trump over the head with it. It has not been verified by Hawaii state officials.

See my previous reply for more background on that.
 
Good1 said:
No, he released, online, a fraudulent document far into his first term, hoping to hit Trump over the head with it. It has not been verified by Hawaii state officials.

See my previous reply for more background on that.
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Both of your statements are false.I'm not getting into a birther debate but what I stated can be easily verified.
 
Hawaiian authorities released something, but as I recall it was not a standard birth certificate. Since Hawaii is run by hard left democrats, it is hard to give much credence to anything they produced.

Obama's first book described him as Kenyan, as I recall. There is also the matter of his university records. The only reasons to cover them up are he was a foreign student, he had dreadful grades and his admissions test scores were unimpressive. If they were beneficial, you can bet they would have been released.
 
AAAintheBeltway said:
Hawaiian authorities released something, but as I recall it was not a standard birth certificate. Since Hawaii is run by hard left democrats, it is hard to give much
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The Governor who verified he was born in Hawaii was a Republican.
 
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AAAintheBeltway said:
Hawaiian authorities released something, but as I recall it was not a standard birth certificate. Since Hawaii is run by hard left democrats, it is hard to give much credence to anything they produced.

Obama's first book described him as Kenyan, as I recall. There is also the matter of his university records. The only reasons to cover them up are he was a foreign student, he had dreadful grades and his admissions test scores were unimpressive. If they were beneficial, you can bet they would have been released.
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Not you too! I always had respect for you. I'll have to reconsider. Hawaii did not use standard birth certificates at that time. They used what was called, I think, A Certificates of Live Birth. You didn't know that??? It's like I ask you to produce your drivers license but your state doesn't call a drivers license that, they call it a "Permission to Drive" . I then claim you can't produce your drivers license. Don't be such a dope please.
 
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