New PAC. Ad keeps Obama birth certificate theory alive
WASHINGTON -- Still convinced President Obama wasnt born in the United States?
A brand-new political committee will be happy to accept your donations to keep the theory alive.
The Conservative Majority Fund, set up a month ago by a political consultant, is sponsoring television ads that recycle some discredited conspiracy theories regarding Obamas identity -- including suggestions that hes using a phony Social Security number and a fake birth certificate.
We know less about this man than any president in American history, the ad says. No one, I mean no one, has seen an actual physical copy of Barack Obamas birth certificate. It calls for a petition drive -- we need 10,000 signatures from every congressional district -- to boot Obama from the ballot.
The groups website, which demands Congress investigate Barack Obamas forged birth certificate, suggests donations from $25 to $2,500. This week, the group reported spending more than $500,000 to oppose Barak [sic] Hussein Obama, according to the organizations Federal Election Commission filings, with most of the money going to a nationwide phone-call campaign.
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http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-political-committee-keeps-obama-birth-certificate-theory-alive-20120803,0,6336053.story
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