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Originally Posted by BetsyRoss
Madelyn Dunham MAY have called her grandson's birth announcement in to the paper. If Barack Obama II was not born in a hospital in Honolulu, she or her daughter almost certainly did call in his birth announcement.
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Originally Posted by BetsyRoss
Well, I'm certainly glad you verified that fact for us, since you were there in August of 1961, and you were cognizant of the procedures of each of the 12 hospitals for making official birth announcements in these two specific newspapers. / sarc /
Betsy Ross, I refuse to return friendly fire upon a co-worker, but you are provoking me to do so.
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Originally Posted by BetsyRoss
The Honolulu Advertiser stated nothing of the kind. You are projecting your own wishful thinking upon the actual statements in the article and coming up with balderdash and horsefeathers.
The article did quote one former newspaper employee (in Hawaii, probably a Democrat), who said (not under oath) that, "years later," at some indeterminate point in time between 1961 and 2008, the Hawai'i Dept. of Health passed on to the two newspapers announcements of those births which took place in this specific (unnamed) hospital (one among twelve), a hospital which had a practice of deferring to the DOH on the announcing of births to inpatients.
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Originally Posted by BetsyRoss
That's possible, just as possible as that a parent or grandparent called in to the two newspapers an announcement of a birth which took place outside the one particular hospital in question, or even inside another hospital in Honolulu, or in Canada, or in Mombasa or Kogelo, Kenya.
