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Saturday, April 30, 2011

Birth Certificate of Obama

You heard it right! The White House finally released the long-form birth certificate of President Obama. The controversy of the citizenship of President Obama started when Hilary Clinton run against him during the Democratic Party Presidential Primaries in 2008. A difference of 211,243 votes, Hilary Clinton lost the race to President Obama.

For three years, the birther controversy ended just this week and Donald Trump took the whole credit. But, President Obama tells the nation that the government can't solve the problem of the country if there are people who keep them DISTRACTED by SIDE SHOWS and Carnival Barkers.I was reading our daily newspaper today and I just wanted to share this thought from a contributor: "If Obama had been doing a good job, people would not care one way or another about his birth certificate. That is the real issue." (source: Orlando Sentinel p.A19) What do you think?
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  1. Cacai M.June 19, 2013 at 9:50:00 PM CDT

    Dli man ma-klaro Te Ahmz. Wla zoom ani Te Ahmz? Gusto ko makakita pod kay super ni ka-controversial before. heheh..

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