Self-proclaimed "King of the birthers" says he'll run in 2012

[HopeOverFear]

"Birther" for President: Andy Martin, self-proclaimed "King of the Birthers", says he'll run for President in 2012

Martin, who calls himself the "king of the birthers," said he actually believes Obama was born in Hawaii, as has been verified by the state with a Certificate of Live Birth. But he believes the White House is blocking the release of the president's full birth certificate because it could contain embarrassing information.

"My campaign doesn't say he was born here or he was born there, it says produce the facts," he said. "Tell the truth to the American people. If you want our confidence, if you want our sons and daughters … to die for your policies, we have to trust you."

[Andy823]

I have a feeling a whole lot of the "nuts" on the right will be jumping on the band wagon in 2012. Not only for the president's office, but for all kinds of offices, including local and national!

Of course after two years of the "nuts" in congress, I think their chance of winning are going to be very slim once the voters see what they are really like, and just how crazy they really are!

[Cha]

So watch out for Andy Martin..he's going places fast..straight down the toilet.

[pappy]

(12-30-2010 02:36 PM)Cha Wrote:  So watch out for Andy Martin..he's going places fast..straight down the toilet.

Better keep Roto-Rooter on speed dial the next two years.

[Drunken Irishman]

What embarrassing things would be on his birth certificate? Are we going to find out his middle name isn't Hussein and it's really Muriel?

[Capn Sunshine]

That's one possibility. The other would be his race listed as "white"

[Peadar O Suileabhain]

That bananahead has run for president before. I remember him running around New Hampshire during the '88 campaign, carrying on like a nut. He's also run for US Senate eight times (five times from Illinois, three from Florida), Governor of Illinois, Governor of Florida, Congress (from Connecticut and Florida), and the Florida State Senate.

[Arkana]

Well, he'll win Oklahoma.