Angry Trump Fires Back: Here’s My Official Birth Certificate — Where’s Yours?

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By David A. Patten | Tuesday, 29 Mar 2011 01:24 PM

Billionaire real estate developer and rising GOP 2012 prospect Donald Trump is firing back at mainstream media reports that the birth document he provided exclusively to Newsmax on Monday was invalid.

Trump has provided Newsmax a signed, dated Certificate of Birth from the City of New York’s Department of Health.

The new birth certificate states that Trump was born in the borough of Queens on June 14, 1946. It is signed by the mayor, the acting registrar of records, and the commissioner of health.
Trump said that once he realized the document he provided Newsmax on Monday was not an official birth certificate, it only took him a couple of hours to clear up the matter and locate the official document.

“Some in the media were challenging my birth certificate,” Trump told Newsmax Tuesday morning in an email. “So I solved the problem in a couple hours: here is my official Department of Health Birth Certificate.

Trump said he is asking for Obama to make his birth certificate public, though he was not suggesting he believes the President was born outside of the country.

“Anyone can get an official birth certificate — in New York it costs you about $38. I felt obligated to take it to the next step, and get even more than the original hospital birth certificate I provided.

“It is my honor to present my official birth certificate to the public. Look, I am proud to be an American. It was very easy to do.”

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Trump: Obama Policies Will Cause UK-Like Protests in US

NewsMax | By Jim Meyers | Monday, 28 Mar 2011 12:51 PM

Billionaire Donald Trump says the massive demonstration that rocked London during the weekend will “absolutely happen” in the United States because of the economic policies of the Barack Obama administration.

More than 250,000 people took to the streets in London on Saturday to protest Britain’s toughest spending cuts since World War II.

Appearing on “Fox & Friends” on Monday morning, Trump said about the demonstration: “I think very strongly it is going to happen here, if Obama continues and remains our president, because he’s not fighting for us.

“He’s allowing other countries to take advantage of us. OPEC is a joke, what they’re doing, and China. I mean, most of our money’s going to OPEC and China, and we don’t have money for our people.

“So I would fully say that if this attitude persists, it will absolutely happen in the United States, and bigger and better than what you’re watching over in London.”

The real estate tycoon, who has announced he is strongly considering a run for president in 2012, added: “We’re spending money, and we’re losing money and jobs to other countries. If this weren’t happening, you wouldn’t have to make those social cuts. We have people who absolutely have no idea what they’re doing running this country.”

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Time to impeach Obama, pull his Nobel Prize, and elect a non-interventionist

RT.com/USA

21 March, 2011, 17:55

Obama’s attack in Libya is as ill advised and mismanaged as his Afghanistan Surge or his domestic stimulus-spending circus.Without the approval of the US Congress, President Obama sent 110 Tomahawk Missiles into Libya. President Obama’s claimed political goals were to force Qaddafi out of power. His words mean little, because almost everyone in the military world knows we cannot overthrow a government without troops on the ground.

In response to the Obama, Admiral Mike Mullen said, “Were only protecting civilians, and letting Libyans handle their own politics. This is a short mission”.In other words, the hawkish Democrats in Washington are at odds with the military commanders.

Hawkish leftovers from the Bush era like George Will, Rep. Jane Harmon, and the Council of Foreign Relations Chair Richard Hass claimed unanimously, “Bombing Libya is a dumb decision”.Yet, Obama continues to march on with one decision after another that is destroying the American republic.

What does Libya mean in the endgame? Stephen Walt asks “If we do go into Libya, and it ends up being harder than we think, and then something serious happens somewhere else (North Korea, the South China Sea, Sudan, the Horn of Africa, Mexico, etc.), what do we do then”?

No one has the answer for this very relevant question.

The only solution rests in our constitution. It is time to impeach Obama. The US legislature and judiciary branch should conduct hearings on the strikes in Libya, and his secret renditions in Yemen and Pakistan and bring back a constitutional convention.

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Election 2012: Ron & Rand Paul for President

RT.com/USA | 22 March, 2011, 18:33

Congressman Ron Paul is no stranger to presidential runs, having run multiple times and likely to run again in 2012. His son, Senator Rand Paul however is brand new to elected office, but he is already talking about running for President.

“The only decision I’ve made is I won’t run against my dad,” Rand Paul told the Post and Courier.

Senator Rand Paul, a Republican and Tea Party favorite from Kentucky entered the US Senate following the 2010 midterm elections. Recently he has been traveling across the US, visiting a number of key early presidential voting states without his father, Ron Paul.

Congressman Ron Paul has been in Congress since 1962. He ran for President in 1988 and 2008, and will likely run again in 2012.

Rand explained he has no intention of running against daddy, but does want to hit the trail to ensure a Tea Party victory in 2012.

With both displaying Presidential aspirations many have speculated a joint Paul/Paul 2012 ticket, with Ron for President and Rand for Vice President. While nothing is confirmed, events taking place on the campaign trails lead many to believe the option s open.

 

Fox News Distorts Ron Paul CPAC Reception

 

Ron Paul to U.S. Government: Stop Propping Up Dictators

CNN
Feb 13, 2011

Ron Paul speaks with Wolf Blitzer on Egypt and the GOP nomination during the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).