Steve Mullin (24
May 2012)
"Obama on Ballot in
Arizona"
This article seems suspicious to me. Out
of the blue, Hawaii responds and shows Mr. Bennett everything he
needs to satisfy the requirement to be on the ballot. Just an "I
saw it, it's fine, case closed". So why not release what he saw
so that it can be viewed by all? So many others have already
requested information from Hawaii and have been repeatedly
rejected. Should be noted in the article that Bennett says he is
not a "birther". Makes you wonder if one of a few possibilities
happened to him; could have been anonymously threatened, could
just be sweeping it under the rug to pacify those who have
inquired, or maybe he received a different forged document.
I'd rather be known as a "truther". I'm fine with whatever the
truth is, but pretty much all of us on this site are in accord
that there have been too many inconsistencies from Obama's side
on the issue. Family members' stories, different hospitals,
different records forged (selective service), the Connecticut
ss# (never lived there), millions spent on suppressing all of
his records, the Alan Keyes 2004 senatorial debate (Obama said,
"So what that I'm not a nb citizen--I'm running for Senate not
the presidency), the recent admittance of the short-form bc
forgery, computer graphics experts dismantling the shoddy
long-form forgery, the Breitbart story that just came out about
pamphlets saying Obama was born in Kenya and raised in Hawaii
and Indonesia, Obama getting his own age and birth year wrong
multiple times during speeches and on his myspace account, and
on, and on, and on....
(Regarding the Alan Keyes debate, I've looked it up online and
found different stories regarding its authenticity. The one that
seemed most genuine to me is testimony from one of the men who
saw the original airing before it was edited out. Again, not
sure of the validity but just more confusion surrounding this
issue and Obama)
http://www.azcentral.com/news/politics/articles/2012/05/22/20120522obama-birth-hawaii-arizona-verification.html
Steve Mullin