Thread: AOL Poll on Obama Birthplace

AOL Poll on Obama Birthplace


Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?
Yes 61% 26,394
No 39% 16,816

Total Votes: 43,210
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Do you think questions surrounding Obama's birthplace will ever end?
No 84% 31,534
Yes 8% 3,119
I'm not sure 8% 3,038

Total Votes: 37,691

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Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?
Yes 61% 33,160
No 39% 21,451
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Do you think questions surrounding Obama's birthplace will ever end?
No 83% 39,669
Yes 8% 3,961
I'm not sure 9% 3,928


A "declaration" from them means nothing to me.

Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?
Yes 60%
No 40%

Total Votes: 60,878
Note on Poll Results

Do you think questions surrounding Obama's birthplace will ever end? No because the Supreme Court has a La Raza member and liberal idiots that will never see the case.
No 83%
Yes 8%
I'm not sure 9%

Total Votes: 52,503

Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?
Yes 60%
No 40%

Total Votes: 74,878

Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?
Yes 59%
No 41%
Total Votes: 87,607


Looks like more people are waking up to Obama's deception.

Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?
Yes
59% 65,632
No
41% 46,230


Do you think questions surrounding Obama's birthplace will ever end?
No
83% 80,639
I'm not sure
9% 8,654
Yes
8% 8,162


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(July 2 -- The state of Hawaii and the U.S. House of Representatives are doing their best to put the Obama birthplace controversy to rest.
Fat chance.
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs admitted Monday that nothing will change the minds of the "birthers" -- those true believers who insist President Obama is not a natural-born American citizen and therefore is not eligible to hold the highest office in the land.
Despite Minnesota Republican Michele Bachmann's attempt to block the vote, the House Monday passed a resolution that includes this declaration: "President Barack Obama was born in Hawaii on Aug. 4, 1961."
And for good measure, Hawaii's health director issued a statement saying she has doubled-checked the "original vital records" and, yep, just as she said last October, Obama was born in Hawaii.
Fox's Bill O'Reilly has weighed in -- declaring the birth certificate flap "bogus" but defending CNN's Lou Dobbs, who's under fire from the left for questioning Obama's citizenship.
But what if Obama hadn't been born in the USA? "I wouldn't give a damn if Obama was born in a cave in Afghanistan," Mark McKinnon wrote in Tuesday's Daily Beast. The former Bush and McCain strategist added: "There is no more an American story than Barack Obama."

Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?

Yes 59% 66,143
No 41% 46,623
Note on Poll Results
Total Votes: 112,766

Do you think questions surrounding Obama's birthplace will ever end?

No 83% 81,374
I'm not sure 9% 8,750
Yes 8% 8,214
Note on Poll Results
Total Votes: 98,338

Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?
Yes 58% 94,289
No 42% 67,811
Note on Poll Results
Total Votes: 162,100

Do you have any doubts about Obama's U.S. citizenship?

Yes 58% 118,372
No 42% 84,395

Note on Poll Results
Total Votes: 202,767

Do you think questions surrounding Obama's birthplace will ever end?

No 82% 145,682

I'm not sure 10%

Yes 8% 14,755