So Dr. Fukino is not the person to say; However,
what can be done is that one or many of citzens sign a letter and fill out the request showing that have reason to request the birth certificate of Obama. The Dept of Health then DOES have the responsibility to release it.
Be sure you put on the application, you as a citizen have the right has he ran for office, was elected and your US Constitution states there are birth requirements. Demand the Hawaii department give them to you. We can make it difficult for the state of hawaii if they don’t release it or at least they will be forced into the court to show just cause why NOT.
The right place for this was the US Supreme Ct and the Federal Courts (judical branch of gov. when the other 2 fail) but they have failed the people.
Dont ask the hawaii officials their opinoin, it is just that “an opinion”. Demand a certified copy of the actual birth certificate which is on records.

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Mr. Charlton replies: Krist, we are about to do just that…

http://www.thepostemail.com/2009/12/26/petition/

Dr. Fukino has publically stated that she has seen Obama’s birth records and he was born in Hawaii, and is a natural-born citizen. Since she has gone public with this information, isn’t she legally required to produce proof?

Aren’t the officials in Hawaii continuing to thumb their noses at all requests to have these records open to the public? If the state law has been violated, where is the Attorney General? Is he unaware of all of this? I find that hard to believe.

Why should concerned citizens of the entire U. S. be required to fund a legal challenge to the question of whether the President of the U. S. is eligible to hold that office? If the officials in Hawaii were doing their jobs as the law says they should, we wouldn’t need a lawsuit.

And are donations tax-deductible?

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Mr. Charlton replies: The Post & Email Legal Fund. It is to defray the legal expenses of needy citizens seeking to defend their rights to govt. records availble according to the open government provisions of the State of Hawaii, and that kind of charitable exclusive purpose qualifies for the IRS 501(c)(3) tax status, even though the IRS does actually not require such official recognition. So yes it is tax deductible. And yes, we are working on getting such a recognition. Donations of more than $250 can ask for a receipt for their taxes; as such level of donation does require a receipt for an itemized deduction.

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