That's not fair, Frank.
We cannot expect a mere Ambassador to know what he's talking about.
What did he say?
There isn't a marker and it's "well known", i.e. no official validation, just anecdotes.
What you have some enterprising people cashing in on a "Kenyan" president, taking advantage of those who don't know better and taking cash out of the pockets of those Americans who should know better, but want it to be true. I wonder how much a first-hand account of growing up in Kenya with Obama costs, anyway?
"What did he say?" It's on the ******* video. Just watch it and listen and you will know.
The Kenyan AMBASSADOR said it was well known. Perhaps, if it's all just anecdotal bullshit, the AMBASSADOR should have couched his language with a bit more precision. Word has it that Ambassadors often find it necessary to speak with real care.
Again, for my part, I am satisfied with the Hawaiian place of birth story. But it isn't the fault of anybody but the President and his peeps that the whole birther question ever got such traction.
There are a variety of ******* odd things at work there, and they weren't planted by others. They were all planted by the President's family, his own behaviors and the work of his own people (like his literary agent).