[Clownkicker]

"But, of course, Hillary's campaign was indeed seeking to portray Obama as some weird, foreign fellow..."-johnforkedtongue

Here we see johnny playing semantics games by pretending "foreigner" in the context of this thread and his second post doesn't mean that Obama was from another country, but that he was simply strange; 'foreign' to typical Americans.

You can't do that, johnny.
A "foreigner" to Americans is someone NOT American; someone from another country.
You said it, and if you are now going to pretend you didn't mean it (which you did) at least you should back peddle and say you misspoke.

The Clinton campaign was not trying to get people to question Obama's birth. They were trying to get people to question Obama's religion.
The Birther crap came from Republicans.

[johnforbes]

The reality is that political opposition research starts in primary contests. You can see the most vicious attacks on Trumps made by Repubs who see their own presidential hopes going down the drain.

Hillary was shocked and angered that young, inexperienced leftist Barry O sought the presidency because, after all, Queen Hillary saw that as her own right.

So she, and her staffers, sought to discredit Barry and asked the same sorts of questions which linger today.

I repeat this simple query: What was Barry's SAT score? Why is it STILL secret?

[Clownkicker]

Yeah, johnny, all you can do is regurgitate irrelevant nonsense and you can't refute anything I said.
We got it.

Only a moron thinks that by saying something over and over you somehow make it true.
It doesn't.

When you've got nothing intelligent to contribute to a debate, it's best not to babble.
Believe it or not, babbling doesn't help your case.

[sillydaddy]

The only excuse the Obama faithful could come up with for the Moo speech where she says (about Obama),"...visiting his home country Kenya...", was,.. she made an error and went off script!

Yeah! She went off script alright!....She told the truth.

[Clownkicker]

sillydaddy believes Obama was not born in Hawaii.
What a dense tool. :lol:

Lot's of native-born Americans call their family's country of origin their "home country".

Even johnforbes calls himself "Irish" and he's only been there to kiss the Blarney Stone.

[johnforbes]

Well, also to take a gander at the Book of Kells.

However, I had thought it was a paperback novel by Zane Grey.

Bummer, dude.