In two weeks it looks like the Supreme Court is going to look at the case.
If Obama proves that he is eligible to be president by the constitution with real documentation then I will be happy to call him the President of the United States of America come 2009.
However if there is a problem with his live birth certificate, or he refuses to bring it forward. Or it turns out he was adopted and made an Indonesian citizen, then Obama needs to step down.

The woman has no principles. The only thing I ‘ll send her is a big fat case of kiss my a*s.

I am assembling a list of the times in his career that Barky stuck his neck out to advance a cause.

Still looking for the first entry.

She campaigned for Obama knowing he was blind when his supporters wore t-shirts that read, Iron my Shirt, but don’t run my country. Or worse.
She campaigned for Obama knowing he was silent when Ludacris called her a bitch.
She campaigned for Obama knowing the Obama campaign cheated in the caucuses and was the illegitimate nominee.
She campaigned for Obama knowing Obama and the DNC refused to have a true roll call at the convention.
She campaigned for Obama knowing Obama under the guise of ACORN registered tens of thousands of illegitimate voters.
She campaigned for Obama after he ignored pleas from her 18 million voters to select her for VP.
She campaigned for Obama after he trashed her husband’s legacy.
She campaigned for Obama after she was consistantly and visciously attacked by the mainstream media.
She campaigned for Obama knowing that her supporters, many of whom waited a lifetime to see a female presidential candidate, wanted her to fight on.
She campaigned for Obama knowing that millions upon millions of women across the world were cheering for her.
Hillary was delivered the perfect storm. She could have stood up and fought for the women in this country who have lived a lifetime of inivisibility. She could have given us courage. She could have rocked the world. Instead, she chose to put party before principle. She chose to put her career above the wants and needs of her supporters. She chose to work within the party rather than against it.
She may have put 18 million cracks in a glass ceiling, but she sent a resounding message to the women of the world. Go back to the man who abused you. Be silent. Be a good girl.

It takes courage to break a glass ceiling. You have to be able to give a punch as well as take one.
You have to be willing to stand alone. Hillary could have transcended politics. She didn’t. Instead she lost the respect of myself and millions of women. History seldom gives a second chance. And courage isn’t an aquired trait. Some day, women will have their chance, per chance. But when?”