There is no evidence that Clinton or her campaign had anything to do with the false rumors that Barack Obama was not born in the United States, nor did Clinton have anything to do with Donald Trump's five years of questions about birth certificates, which he finally recanted last Friday.
There is no evidence that Clinton or her campaign had anything to do with the false rumors that Barack Obama was not born in the US, nor did Clinton have anything to do with Trump's five years of questions about birth certificates, which he finally recanted last Friday.
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The turning point came in mid-April 2011, when the president delivered a major speech on the budget, only to find his remarks obscured by questions about his birth certificate.
In fact, didn't we quote him in the column, which looked into his assertion (and also Sarah Palin's claim) that Obama has spent $2 million covering up questions about his birth certificate?
In a collection of videos unearthed by the liberal group Media Matters, Ms. Crowley described Mr. Obama's policies as "un-American" and said questions about his birth certificate were "very legitimate". Mr. Trump was a leading voice of the so-called birther movement, which was built on questioning, without factual basis, where Mr. Obama was born.
"I don't think that I was the one to prompt questions about my birth certificate, for example," the president added.
