$100,000 Reward for Proof that Obama is a Natural Born Citizen

By Alex Knapp
July 24, 2009

Those who claim that Obama is a citizen rely too heavily on the metaphysical premise that reality is perceivable and knowable.

During the 2008 Presidential campaign, a rumor began circulating on fringe internet websites that Barack Obama was not, in fact, an American citizen. It was claimed that he was not born in the state of Hawaii, and because his mother was not yet nineteen and his father a British citizen, this meant that Barack Obama was not, legally, a citizen of the United States.

Despite its fringe nature, those who believe this to be true (often called “Birthers”) have been very loud in the media as of late. CNN host Lou Dobbs has expressed his skepticism that Obama is an American citizen. So, too, have prominent conservatives Rush Limbaugh, G. Gordon Liddy, and Liz Cheney.

It might seem, to the average person, that the “Birthers” must have a tough time proving their case. After all, Barack Obama has released his Certification of Live Birth (pictured above), which meets all the requirements for proving one’s citizenship to the State Department. The authenticity of the certificate has been verified by Hawaii state government. Moreover, Barack Obama’s birth announcement was found in two newspapers at the time, and such notices were provided directly by the Hawaii Department of Health.

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LOL, This is just too funny. He's knows he's never going to have to pay a dime of that $100,000, because it can never be proven that Obama is a natural born citizen. At the time of his birth Obama's father was a British subject, which in turn made Obama British. At best he is a dual citizen. A far cry from a natural born citizen.