Palin Questions Who Wrote Obama’s Book

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One set of conspiracy theories may have finally been put to rest last week, when President Obama released his long-form birth certificate, putting the lie to the contention that he was actually born in Kenya. A poll conducted this month found that 47 percent of Republicans believe that Obama wasn’t born in the United States. On Tuesday, however, former GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin raised another theory popular with the far right when she questioned if former Weather Underground leader Bill Ayers was the true author of Obama’s best-selling memoir, Dreams from My Father. The day before Obama released his long-form birth certificate in an effort to move beyond what the president called “silliness,” Palin appeared on Greta Van Susteren’s Fox News program and defended those who questioned Obama’s “consistency with what he says today versus what he said in both the memoirs that he wrote or Bill Ayers or whomever wrote.” The real villain, Palin says, is the media that make Americans who raise questions about the president “sound kinda crazy.”

 

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Palin,

Who Wrote Your Coloring Book, Jim Jones?

Stacey Bridges

Native Of Northern Virginia

Stacey Bridges of VA 12:14AM May 22, 2011

Why haven't we ever seen comments from anybody agreeing or disagreeing with Palin's views or beliefs? It's always personal attacks. Yeah, shallow morons...

Jim of NJ 9:49PM May 08, 2011

Of more concern to me is that Greta is a scientologist. I'd like to be open-minded about some of these new "religions." After all, all religions got their start somewhere, and likely most were seen as newbies and ridiculed at the start. But I just can't stomach scientology. Hard to take someone like Greta seriously as a "commentator" when she has that stuff as the "philosophical" basis of her understanding of the world. Which begs the question, why would anyone want to be be on her show and appear to take her seriously?

xoidy of SC 11:58PM May 07, 2011

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