Birther News

Charlotte - Politics is not such a bad thing when it's funny and the Democratic Senator from Iowa, Tom Harkin, can raise a guffaw now and again. He managed to do so at a breakfast function for Iowa Democrats at the DNC in Charlotte this morning.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused on Monday to hear an appeal from Alan Keyes, Wiley Drake and Markhm Robinson, challenging President Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship and his eligibility to serve as commander in chief.

Mitt Romney, under pressure to take a position after Donald Trump attempted reopening the "birther" controversy with recent inflammatory comments, has said he would stick with Trump because he needs the help of "a lot of good people" to win the election.

Arizona's secretary of state Ken Bennett, has once again reignited the birther controversy with the statement that he will keep Barack Obama off the state's election ballot in November unless Hawaii provides verification that Obama was born there.

Washington - Congressman Jim Clyburn (D-SC) likes President Obama’s chances for re-election at another four years of trying to lead the US, however, the real issue for our president is not a miserably failed leadership ability but “the color of his skin.”

Is the birther issue over? Not hardly. People will still question him. And that will play into the hands of Barack Obama's reelection campaign.

Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin was formally charged with four violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), Articles 87 and 92, for dereliction of duty.

Hawaii continues to receive 20 letters a week demanding proof of President Obama's birth on American soil. However, Hawaii can dub those applicants "vexatious requesters" and ban them from accessing government records for two years.

Another challenge from the "Birthers" top advocate, Orly Taitz against President Obama's birth certificate has been thrown out of court.

President Obama's town hall meeting in Portsmouth, New Hampshire was attended by groups of outraged citizens protesting his health care reform plan. Some brought along loaded guns.