1 Nov 2026 2:51 pm
RebelGator » Yesterday, 3:35 pm » wrote: ↑You remembered it, but couldn't remember who did it? You sure are a dumb ****.
2008 Democratic Primary: The rumors and questioning regarding Barack Obama's birthplace and citizenship first surfaced during the 2008 Democratic primary campaign between supporters of Hillary Clinton and Obama, though fact-checkers have found no evidence that Clinton or her campaign ever formally advanced or started the charge that Obama wasn't born in the U.S.. SUCKS TO BE CLETUS
Donald Trump's Role
- Amplification (2011–2016): Donald Trump did not start the rumor, but he amplified and mainstreamed it starting around 2011, repeatedly questioning whether Obama had a valid Hawaiian birth certificate and claiming he sent private investigators to Hawaii. [↓↓1
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- False Claims on Origins: When Trump finally acknowledged in September 2016 that Obama was born in the United States, he falsely claimed that Hillary Clinton and her 2008 campaign had started the controversy.
- Retraction: Trump publicly stated in 2016 that Obama was born in the U.S., though he did not apologize for promoting the years-long conspiracy theory.
SouthernFried, clean your daddies tool, it has your excrement smeared all over it.
In my experiences, I have yet to meet a non-peaceful Muslim, as most I know embody kindness, compassion, and a deep respect for others. They share their beliefs with warmth, promoting understanding rather than conflict. In contrast, I cannot claim the same about every Christian I’ve encountered.
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In my experiences, I have yet to meet a non-peaceful Muslim, as most I know embody kindness, compassion, and a deep respect for others. They share their beliefs with warmth, promoting understanding rather than conflict. In contrast, I cannot claim the same about every Christian I’ve encountered.
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