obama doesn't have time...

It's funny really, obama claims to have no time for the silliness of "birthers", but he does have time do an extensive interview with oprah and then fly to New York for a campaign fundraiser? Hmmm, a guy has to have his priorities I guess.

My priorities would probably be the shitty economy and doing something constructive to create jobs and lower the gas prices.

It's easy to see what is important to this pretender, and it sure isn't our Country, what an asshole...

So obama comes up with a "birth certificate"...

After two and a half years obama comes up with a birth certificate.

And he says we don't have time for silly games. He's right, we don't have time for the "president" to play stupid games.

What do you think prompted this sudden urge to come up with a document that he should have produced when he was a candidate? Do you think it was Donald Trump? Personally, I think it has more to do with the fact that some States have passed laws requiring proof of elgibility before a presidential candidate can participate in the election in their State.

I'm kind of interesred to see what document experts have to say about this. If it was so easy to produce it now, what was the hold up? And it still doesn't answer the million or so other questions about missing documents from schools and law pratices and law licenses, on and on...

79% believe Jesus is Savior, 26% believe Obama born in U.S.

Holy crap! Only 26% think that obama was born in this Country? That's pretty dang incredible. The question on religion isn't that surprising, we are a Christian nation, regardless of what obama says.

WorldNetDaily

2 polls show faith strong, but not in president's personal story

WASHINGTON – Separate polls show America's Christian faith is strong, but Barack Obama has serious credibility problems – at least among Iowa Republicans.

A Rasmussen survey conducted April 21-22 among 1,000 U.S. adults reveals 74 percent believe Jesus is the Son of God who came to Earth to die for sins. Only 13 percent do not share that belief, according to the poll.

Meanwhile, a Public Policy Poll conducted April 15-17 among 419 Iowa Republicans only 26 percent believe Obama was born in the U.S., with another 26 percent unsure. Overall 48 percent said they doubted his birth story.