Donald Trump: "Birther Issue Is Good For Perry"

[USArmyRetired]

I believe so to. Perry needs to drive this issue first and foremost for it will get the voters to stop and say "hey, is Obama really ineligible and not a natural born citizen? Maybe we need to look more into this!". Perry needs to hit Obama hard with this for it will force the MSM to have to report it because Perry is a high profile like Trump who shot to the top of the polls of all contenders when he brought the eligibility issue up. Americans thought he was doing the right thing and the polls confirmed it. Perry as a candidate can do serious harm to Obama on this as confirmed by democratic Hawaii Governor and Obama friend Neil Albercrombie.

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Trump Predicts Birther Issue A ‘Positive’ For Perry (VIDEO) | Election 2012

Trump telling Morgan that Obama “might have been” born in the country.

“My gut tells me a couple of things. Number 1, you know it took a long time to produce this certificate and when it came out, as you know, you check out the internet, many people say it is not real. Okay? It’s a forgery,” Trump said. “And the other thing is, nobody has been able to see the day of his birth, they had twins born, they had the other one born. Nobody has been able to find any records that he was born in that hospital.”

 

[USArmyRetired]

Seems this will be a too hot topic for liberals to handle.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Seems this will be a too hot topic for liberals to handle.

Having the likes of Trump keep the birther idiocy alive? It’s more a liberal dream come true.

 

[Full-Auto]

Seems this will be a too hot topic for liberals to handle.

Whats to touch?

This will go nowhere. Hell we wont even be able to hold All those at the ATF and up accountable for gun running, smuggling and murder.


It is another sign that many are willing to accept anything but liberty.


WELCOME TO THE 21ST CENTURY

 

[J.E.D]

Yes, please Perry, keep it alive. Keep talking about it. Blast it out of a bullhorn everywhere you go. Because, despite USArmy's delusions, Mr. Perry, the birther issue will drive voters from the GOP. Please please please keep talking about it.

 

[USArmyRetired]

Yes, please Perry, keep it alive. Keep talking about it. Blast it out of a bullhorn everywhere you go. Because, despite USArmy's delusions, Mr. Perry, the birther issue will drive voters from the GOP.

Are you sure? What about this? A whopping 65% of South Carolina Republican Voters Doubt Obama is Eligible to be President of the United States. You see, that's just South Carolina. If they think that, that's tens of millions of voters in other states combined.

http://fitsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/PPP_Release_SC_08301023.pdf

According to a new Public Policy Polling survey – released on Tuesday – 44 percent of likely Republican voters do not believe that Obama was born in the United States. Meanwhile, 35 percent believe Obama is a U.S. citizen while 21 percent are not sure.

Two months ago, those numbers were virtually reversed – with 42 percent of GOP voters saying Obama was a citizen and 35 percent saying he wasn’t.

Why the sudden spike in “birther” activity? We’ve honestly got no clue


Q26 Do you think Barack Obama was born in the
United States?
Yes.................................................................. 35%
No ................................................................... 44%
Not sure .......................................................... 21%

 

[Salt Jones]

Yes, please Perry, keep it alive. Keep talking about it. Blast it out of a bullhorn everywhere you go. Because, despite USArmy's delusions, Mr. Perry, the birther issue will drive voters from the GOP.

Are you sure? What about this? A whopping 65% of South Carolina Voters Doubt Obama is Eligible to be President of the United States. You see, that's just South Carolina. If they think that, that's tens of millions of voters in other states combined.

http://fitsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/PPP_Release_SC_08301023.pdf

According to a new Public Policy Polling survey – released on Tuesday – 44 percent of likely Republican voters do not believe that Obama was born in the United States. Meanwhile, 35 percent believe Obama is a U.S. citizen while 21 percent are not sure.

Two months ago, those numbers were virtually reversed – with 42 percent of GOP voters saying Obama was a citizen and 35 percent saying he wasn’t.

Why the sudden spike in “birther” activity? We’ve honestly got no clue


Q26 Do you think Barack Obama was born in the
United States?
Yes.................................................................. 35%
No ................................................................... 44%
Not sure .......................................................... 21%

This poll is from August and all south carolina voters aren't republican. You give white supremacists a bad name.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

According to a new Public Policy Polling survey – released on Tuesday – 44 percent of likely Republican voters do not believe that Obama was born in the United States. Meanwhile, 35 percent believe Obama is a U.S. citizen while 21 percent are not sure.

And 100 percent of republicans are ignorant of the rule of law.

 

[Full-Auto]

According to a new Public Policy Polling survey – released on Tuesday – 44 percent of likely Republican voters do not believe that Obama was born in the United States. Meanwhile, 35 percent believe Obama is a U.S. citizen while 21 percent are not sure.

And 100 percent of republicans are ignorant of the rule of law.

How many more of you will be guilty and culpable with murder, smuggling, gun running.


DIP SHIT!!

 

[J.E.D]

Yes, please Perry, keep it alive. Keep talking about it. Blast it out of a bullhorn everywhere you go. Because, despite USArmy's delusions, Mr. Perry, the birther issue will drive voters from the GOP.

Are you sure? What about this? A whopping 65% of South Carolina Voters Doubt Obama is Eligible to be President of the United States. You see, that's just South Carolina. If they think that, that's tens of millions of voters in other states combined.

http://fitsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/PPP_Release_SC_08301023.pdf

According to a new Public Policy Polling survey – released on Tuesday – 44 percent of likely Republican voters do not believe that Obama was born in the United States. Meanwhile, 35 percent believe Obama is a U.S. citizen while 21 percent are not sure.

Two months ago, those numbers were virtually reversed – with 42 percent of GOP voters saying Obama was a citizen and 35 percent saying he wasn’t.

Why the sudden spike in “birther” activity? We’ve honestly got no clue


Q26 Do you think Barack Obama was born in the
United States?
Yes.................................................................. 35%
No ................................................................... 44%
Not sure .......................................................... 21%

So? It will take more than the Republican base to when the presidency. You need independents. Independents aren't birthers.

 

[JimH52]

You have to be kidding. He is now even below Batcrazy Bachmann in polls. He is Toast. with a capital T.