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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 769307" data-attributes="member: 12952">Enough&#039;s enough: Obama has conceded ineligibility&nbsp; &nbsp; For more than two years now, I have given Barack Obama the benefit of the doubt.That may be hard to fathom for some because of my admittedly relentless and tireless pursuit of the truth about his origins and his constitutional eligibility for office.After all, I am the guy who has posted this question on billboards across America: &quot;Where&#039;s the birth certificate?&quot;I never&nbsp; accused Obama of being born elsewhere. I never concluded he is&nbsp; constitutionally ineligible. I avoided speculation on what we might find&nbsp; if Obama ever did willingly and openly release his records as other&nbsp; presidents and presidential candidates have.However, when Barack Obama insinuated to Brian Williams of NBC&nbsp; that he had done everything he could to quell America&#039;s curiosity and&nbsp; doubts about his constitutional eligibility for office – turning his own&nbsp; cover-up into an indictment of the people – I say the time for&nbsp; deference is over.&quot;I can&#039;t spend all of my time with my birth certificate plastered on my forehead,&quot; Obama told Williams in an interview on NBC&#039;s Nightly News.With this kind of arrogance after the patience the American people have demonstrated over this matter, I&#039;d say it&#039;s time to conclude&nbsp; that he is ineligible for office. He&#039;s had plenty of time to provide&nbsp; the evidence to clear himself of this charge, this suspicion, this&nbsp; indictment in the form of overwhelming public opinion.He has failed to answer the charge. He has failed to enter a&nbsp; plea. He has failed to show up for a hearing. Therefore, I no longer&nbsp; afford him the presumption of innocence.It&#039;s time to recognize what we have serving in the White&nbsp; House today – a pretender, a usurper, an arrogant narcissist who&nbsp; believes it&#039;s beneath him to answer the questions of the public and to&nbsp; demonstrate his worthiness for office.He&#039;s like the suspect who refuses to come to court for adjudication. Sooner or later, the judge throws him in jail, recognizing that the presumption of innocence only goes so far.<a href="http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&amp;pageId=202929" target="_blank">http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&amp;pageId=202929</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 769307, member: 12952"] [COLOR=#000000]Enough's enough: Obama has conceded ineligibility[/COLOR] For more than two years now, I have given Barack Obama the benefit of the doubt. That may be hard to fathom for some because of my admittedly relentless and tireless pursuit of the truth about his origins and his constitutional eligibility for office. After all, I am the guy who has posted this question on billboards across America: "Where's the birth certificate?" I never accused Obama of being born elsewhere. I never concluded he is constitutionally ineligible. I avoided speculation on what we might find if Obama ever did willingly and openly release his records as other presidents and presidential candidates have. However, when Barack Obama insinuated to Brian Williams of NBC that he had done everything he could to quell America's curiosity and doubts about his constitutional eligibility for office – turning his own cover-up into an indictment of the people – I say the time for deference is over. "I can't spend all of my time with my birth certificate plastered on my forehead," Obama told Williams in an interview on NBC's Nightly News. With this kind of arrogance after the patience the American people have demonstrated over this matter, I'd say it's time to [I]conclude[/I] that he is ineligible for office. He's had plenty of time to provide the evidence to clear himself of this charge, this suspicion, this indictment in the form of overwhelming public opinion. He has failed to answer the charge. He has failed to enter a plea. He has failed to show up for a hearing. Therefore, I no longer afford him the presumption of innocence. It's time to recognize what we have serving in the White House today – a pretender, a usurper, an arrogant narcissist who believes it's beneath him to answer the questions of the public and to demonstrate his worthiness for office. He's like the suspect who refuses to come to court for adjudication. Sooner or later, the judge throws him in jail, recognizing that the presumption of innocence only goes so far. [url]http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=202929[/url] [/QUOTE]

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