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To: combjelly who wrote (499572)	7/29/2009 4:50:23 PM
From: Alighieri	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578006

More good news...didn't this moron just vote in favor of the resolution confirming Obama an American citizen? He asks the same stupid question...Chris Matthews will have some fun with this tonight. Al =========================================================== Roy Blunt: Obama Birth Certificate A "Legitimate Question" (VIDEO) The Huffington Post \| Rachel Weiner As leaders in the party try to distance themselves from "birthers," more Republican lawmakers are joining the party's fringe in questioning President Obama's legitimacy. Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) has joined onto a bill requiring all future presidential candidates to make their birth certificates available. And Mike Stark of FireDogLake, who has been chasing down Republicans on Capitol Hill and asking them about the issue, got Rep. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), a likely Senate candidate in 2010, to make some pretty bald comments. "What I don't know is why the president can't produce a birth certificate," Blunt said. "I don't know anybody else that can't produce one. And I think that that's a legitimate question -- no health records, no birth certificate." Of course, Obama has produced his birth certificate. Reporters have seen and touched the document itself and confirmed its veracity. State officials in Hawaii checked as recently as this week and concluded once again that the president's birth certificate is real. When Stark pointed out that Chris Matthews had held a copy of the document up on MSNBC, Blunt responded, "Take it up with Chris Matthews."