Comments on: To Dream the Impossible Dream

By: Proud American

Proud American — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 09:23:08 +0000

Not only is Alan Keyes a wingnut loon kook, back during his 1992 Senatorial Campaign he liberally paid himself close to $100K out of his campaign funds, which most normal candidates would never do. And it took him until 1998 to pay off his debts. Whether he still owes money for his failed Presidential bid is debateable. And if Obama isn't your President – great – get the hell out of my country. I am 55 years old and love my country, as do the others who supported our President. Who needs a smart ass 29 year old like you – who thinks he has all the answers – bashing the POTUS. Love it or leave it baby – that's what we told your type in the 60s…you and Keyes, get out.

By: Proud American

Proud American — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 01:23:08 +0000

By: Lfm

Lfm — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 23:07:16 +0000

I voted for Obama because reality is irrelevant.
Thanks for spreading the “conspiracy”…

By: Molotov Mitchell

Molotov Mitchell — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 22:05:50 +0000

Molotov Mitchell here. How dare you call Dr. Keyes a "kook" for wanting to uphold the Constitution. He's done more to protect our liberties than every Democrat in Washington combined. He's a true patriot and your mudslinging can't change his righteous record.

As for me, to be clear, I don't want violence. I was asking a relevant question, one that hovers in people's minds but few are willing to utter. At what point is force necessary to defend the foundation of our republic? By the way, what would YOUR answer be?

I know you have different views and I welcome a vigorous debate, but claiming that there's nothing there is either very naive or consciously corrupt. Questioning Obama's citizenship issue is anything but wild conjecture. He has given Americans every reason to be suspicious. Remember, he's the one who talked so much about bringing transparency to Washington, so we're demanding it. Unfortunately, it seems all his talk of transparency was just that...talk. And his evasive maneuvers will only guarantee that this issue will only spread in the years to come.

One thing is for sure, he is not my President.

By: Ted

Ted — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 00:54:33 +0000

The question is not IF there will be an interdiction of Obama’s Presidency by the Supreme Court, the questions are WHEN and HOW that interdiction will transpire — that is, if the USA is to continue as the Constitutional Republic that now exists.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 19:01:15 +0000

Alan Keyes is brilliant, and should be president.

By: anonymous9200

anonymous9200 — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 12:41:59 +0000

All the same, why can't Obama produce the vault long form certificate and put an end to speculation? He managed to uncover his opponent's divorce records – why cant BO deliver a birth certificate? Why does he want to revamp the constitution? Why did he support legislation to redefine a “natural born citizen” while in the Senate? It all stinks to high heaven….. Don't let your partisanship overwhelm your common sense…..

By: Bryan Olson

Bryan Olson — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 08:09:01 +0000

Not only is the $1,000,000 figure entirely fabricated, Keyes is totally wrong about the birth certificate. Hawaii now has one standard procedure to request birth records; it costs $10 not 12, and they respond with exactly the kind of certificate Obama showed.

When FactCheck asked to see Obama's birth certificate, the answer was: here it is. Anyone with Internet access can see nine high-resolution photos of it, showing it in great detail including serial number, signature, and embossed seal, at:

http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/born_in...

You know your side is in trouble when your champion is Alan Keys. He's been losing for years, and seems to practice ever chance he gets. He managed to lose the 2008 Presidential election *three times*. He lost in the Republican primaries; he lost the Constitution Party nomination; then he formed his own party to lose in the general election.

There are now 20 or so lawsuits challenging Obama's eligibility and they've racked up quite a record in court: they always lose. No surprise that Alan Keyes wants a piece of that action.

By: prsmith

prsmith — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 00:22:35 +0000

1. Nothing has been resolved, are you kidding me?
2. There is no conspiracy but there's a HUGE coverup and it's NOT going away. The quicker Obama realizes that, the better off everybody will be.

By: subscribetorss

subscribetorss — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 22:40:03 +0000

Look, when you sit there and critically think about this issue… Do you ever wonder why congressional republicans haven't challenge Obama's eligibility? Like They did with Mccain's canal zone birth… Could it be that they know that he has gone through the same screening they have? and that the screening requires verification of essential details, like citizenship, place of birth and so forth?
You see, they know he is a natural born citizen, and that is why there is no challenege from congress. Obama is qualified, and the sooner you accept it and get on with your life, the sooner we can all enjoy your ramblings about the illuminati and the north american union.