Obama: Born in two Hawaii hospitals? Queens and Kapiolani?
Which Hawaii hospital is Obama's birth hospital of Aug. 4, 1961?
1. Is it Queens, or is it Kapiolani hospital? As many of us know, some past news stories say that Obama claims Queens as his birth hospital, while other news stories say that Obama says he was born atKapiolani.
2. I raise the Obama birth hospital issue again because I recently ran across an interesting message at another blog that discussed the Obama Hawaii birth hospital issue.
3. The message says that a Nov. 2008 UPI story reported that Obama said that he was born at Queens Hospital, while, at the same time, a Nov. 2008 Honolulu Advertiser story reports that Obama and his family say he was born at Kapiolani.
Just wondering: Can a baby be born in two different hospitals?
Anyway, here is the message I found. Judge for yourself if Obama is merely confused as to which Hawaii hospital is his birth hospital, or,worse, maybe Obama is lying when he claims that he was born in Hawaii.
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First poster message:
"Yesterday, I saw a UPI article dated election day which says Obama says he was born in Queens Medical Center in Hawaii. This is the first I had heard of Obama himself actually naming a location.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2008/11/02/ ... 225647000/
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Second poster response:
"This is one of the serious problems with Obama:
He can’t make up his mind as to which Hawaii hospital he was born in.
For instance, your UPI story says one hospital, while a Nov. 2008 story in the Hawaii newspaper Honolulu Advertiser says it was a different hospital.
Check this story out that I found online, part of which I quote below:
HonoluluAdvertiser.com Sunday Nov.9, 2008
by Will Hoover
“Born Aug. 4, 1961
While most Obama residences can be traced, the hospital where he was born is difficult to document. The desire of historians to pinpoint where Obama’s life began has crashed head-on with the modern American propensity toward confidentiality. The federal Health Information Privacy Act of 1999 — a law passed to protect medical records from public scrutiny — prevents hospitals from confirming births, administrators contend.
“We don’t have plans to do anything,â€