Former respected journalist Lou Dobbs gets on the birther bandwagon, in this bit of actual audio from his radio show:
Next, I’m sure he’ll be demanding that Obama prove he’s not one of the aliens from the ’80s miniseries “V.” Yay.
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Now it should be noted that the birthers have very close ties to 9/11-was-an-inside-job groups whose ideas were embraced by former Hillary Clinton supporters who split form the Democratic Party and went on indulging in their hatred of all things Obama since the mid-primaries. So this whole thing is a product of conspiracy theorists’ overactive imaginations and wishful thinking on the part of PUMAs. Add to that the human ability to ignore any evidence we don’t want to see even if it’s in front of our noses, and you got yourself a fake crisis.
[...] My latest animation over at True/Slant takes actual audio from Lou Dobbs’ radio show; seems he’s had a few too many tall ones of the birther Kool-Aid. Watch the animation here. [...]
“A document issue!”
I agree, we have too many documents.
What a dunce.