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Hawaii governor claims record of Obama's birth 'exists in archives' but can't produce the vital

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He acknowledged the birth certificate issue would have 'political implications' for the next presidential election 'that we simply cannot have'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1348916/Hawaii-governor-says-Obamas-birth-record-exists-produce-it.html#ixzz1BhH8qEEc

holeydiver14 years ago1245 reads

How does someone go through 49 years of life w/o a birth certificate?

I recall many times, I have been required to produce one. How do you become President and not ever have to show your birth certicifate? I'm not saying he wasn't born here, but its unrealistic to believe anyone can glide through American life without documention.

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He acknowledged the birth certificate issue would have 'political implications' for the next presidential election 'that we simply cannot have'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1348916/Hawaii-governor-says-Obamas-birth-record-exists-produce-it.html#ixzz1BhH8qEEc

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mattradd14 years ago1691 reads

Yes! Me and millions of others who have lost it!

Once the original is lost, you can only get a certified copy, at least in the state of California.
I believe that is what President Obama has produced.

You birthers are a joke!

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jerseyflyer14 years ago1473 reads

Re: Yes! Me and millions of others who have lost it!

Riddle me this, matt. If the original is lost, how the hell can you get a certified copy of it?

Btw, I'm not a 'birther', but I still have a few questions about his "Certificate of Live Birth", such as, why is there no signature on it of the attending physician, or any physician for that matter. I've never seen a birth certificate without the certification signature of the doctor that pulled the baby out of the womb.

I was birthed in the bedroom of the family home by a mid-wife, yet Dr. Livingood's signature is on the paper to verify the event.

Never have understood why Obama doesn't just pony up the paper and be done with it.

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joleneineugene14 years ago1565 reads

If the original is lost, you get a certified copy

by providing all the other kinds of documentation you've collected over the years (such as DL, SSN, marriage certificate, divorce papers, etc.). Speaking of which, I need to get my certified copy by next year so I can renew my DL in OR (they don't accept the footprinted copy)!