Kibblesmith - 2009-07-28
Movin' right along.
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fermun - 2009-07-28
Secretary Gibbs, a lot of bearded men who rant on street corners say that the government is spying on their brains. Is there anything you can say that will convince them otherwise?
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StanleyPain - 2009-07-28 HE WUS BORN IN MOHMBASSA AFURCA!!!
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HankFinch - 2009-07-28 For one thing you're wearing an aluminum hat.
How could they spy on your brain?
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mashedtater - 2009-07-28 I thought it was he found the arc.
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Rovin - 2009-07-28
The bluntly honest "No" he leads off with was a nice touch.
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Rudy - 2009-07-28
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The problem is that you don't need an actual birth certificate to get an announcement in the newspaper. The only proof is his original vaulted copy, which he refuses to show. Not the "certificate of live birth" which I could get in Hawaii if I wanted to, even though I was born in Michigan.
WHAT A COUNTRY!
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Cheese - 2009-07-28 Newspaper reports in Hawai'i were/are supplied by the Dept. of Health. So, if it were a fake, the Obamas would have had an inside man at the Dept. of Health and/or the newspapers themselves.
But hey, keep it up!
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Rudy - 2009-07-28 I just love that people think you can go to Hawaii and get a birth certificate any time you want. When you get off the plane you get a lei, a bowl of poi and a certificate of live birth - ALOHA MAINLANDER!
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THA SUGAH RAIN - 2009-07-28
For , you can say whatever you want on the internet.
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IrishWhiskey - 2009-07-28 Of course, its not like they needed the internet last time, when the Clintons entered office and the right accused them of killing Vince Foster, running drug cartels, being Chinese agents, etc.
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mashedtater - 2009-07-28
Mr. Gibbs, you look so much happier than the press meat shield for Bush.
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Koda Maja - 2009-07-29 Not being dead probably helps.
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