Hillary Birthed Birther Movement

Hillary Birthed Birther MovementHillary Clinton gave an unpresidential rant in Reno, yesterday, Aug. 25, in which she accused her adversaries of being Ku Klux Klan members and subscribers to conspiracy theories.

We’d like to point out that Robert Bryd, whom  she praised as a her friend and mentor,  was a Ku Klux Klan recruiter and is the only U.S. senator to have voted against the nominations of both Black Suprme Court justices.

We’d further like to note that Mrs. Clinton has the endorsement of at least one Klan leader who says he has sent her $20,000. This is believable considering Mrs. Clinton’s abortion position, which strongly promotes abortion for America’s  minority population.

With regard to conspiracy theories, we’d just like to point out the Hillary birthed the birther movement and republish this article from 2009.

Hillary Birthed Birther Movement
She and her minions birthed the birther movement. Really.

A movement claiming Barack Obama is ineligible to be president on the basis that he was not born in the United States is starting to percolate into the old media and its roots can be traced to a prominent suburban Philadelphia Democrat.

Birthers — a dismissive allusion to  ‘truthers’ who are those who believe that the Bush administration was behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks — cite the unwillingness of President Obama to release the “vault” birth certificate held in Hawaii that would indicate whether his claim as a natural-born citizen was attested to by medical personnel. They also allege that the President is unwilling to release records showing that he applied to Occidental College as a foreign student. They also cite claims by Obama’s Kenyan relatives that he was born in Kenya.

Birthers claim that the President has spent $1 million fighting the release of records that would clear all such questions.

The prime birther was Philip J. Berg of Montgomery County who filed suit in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia, Aug. 21, 2008 claiming that Obama was ineligible to be president. Berg is a Democrat who once chaired the Montgomery County Democratic Party and served as a state Deputy Attorney General for eight years.

The lawsuit was dismissed in October by U.S. District Judge R. Barclay Surrick —  a former Delaware County Common Pleas Court judge and the estranged brother of judicial reformer Bob Surrick.

Berg took the appeal straight to the Supreme Court which rejected it in December.

Berg has his own blog http://www.obamacrimes.com

It should be noted that Berg is an outspoken “truther” and was a Hillary Clinton supporter.

Hillary Birthed Birther Movement