DEMOCRAT BIRTHERS: Trouble for Trump?

MORE REASONS TO STAND FOR U.S. CONSTITUTION STATE OF TRUMP?

by Cody Robert Judy, ©2016

(Dec. 10, 2016) — As Pundits weigh in on Election 2016 they continue to list Donald Trump’s Birther Stand as simply a Public Relations stunt; in fact Glenn Thrush, POLITICO’s chief political correspondent, included that within his in-depth and lengthy story of the 10 Crucial Decisions that Reshaped America –

TRUMP’S BIRTHER TRUST CALLED PR-STUNT [Trump had been toying with the idea of running for the White House since 2012, had been quietly polling his chances on and off for years, and loved the attention (and clucking disapproval) of the Washington elites he garnered with his PR-stunt “investigations” into President Obama’s birth certificate and college transcripts. But actually running was something he hadn’t quite been willing to undertake.]

The Huffington Post covered Obama’s Interview with CNN with a story entitled “Barack Obama Says He ‘Absolutely’ Faced Racism In Office” in which Obama himself understanding and knowing about Judy v. McCain and Judy v. Obama says he feels discriminated against in the qualifications.

Watch Obama say it on this link also to gain a flavor of the quote below:
https://twitter.com/CNN/status/806686199435952129

Obama continues to cite Birther Movement in Self Adoration

“Are there folks whose primary concern about me has been that I seem foreign ― the other? Are those who champion the birther movement feeding off of bias?” Obama asked rhetorically. “Absolutely.”Huffington Post Reporter Hayley Miller cited the Birther Movement stating:

[Race has been a constant theme throughout the first African-American president’s two terms, from addressing the all-too-common fatal shootings of black youths by police to enduring unsubstantiated claims about his citizenship from the birther movement, which President-elect Donald Trump has largely led.]

McClatchy News in a story entitled “Obama is rushing to Trump-proof the White House“writing –

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Obama is trying to put the people and policies in place that he wants to outlast his presidency in the final weeks before Donald Trump takes over. And his supporters want more, way more. 

Every president tries to push through last-minute policies before their time in office comes to a close. But this year has a more frantic feel as special interest groups push Obama to do more, not just because the president-elect is of a different party but because few people know what he will do.

“People are, as you can imagine, they are getting quite desperate,” said Rena Steinzor, a member of the Center for Progressive Reform, a liberal advocacy group, who is pressing Obama to act. “Filling boards and doing whatever he can to establish protections that Trump would have to unwind is a good strategy.”