Two videos that are worth way more than any words I can produce

Today is a video day, because I've watched two videos that shine light on a couple of problems Obama has. The first is a very short video, in which Obama promises that ACORN and related groups will help shape his presidential agenda -- something that matters if ACORN's view of America doesn't accord with your view:



The second video is a bit longer (at about 10 minutes), but bears watching. It's basically an interview with Philip Berg, the slightly crazy Democratic operative who, in August, filed a lawsuit against Obama accusing him of being foreign born.

If you've been paying attention, you know that rumors have been swirling endlessly about whether Obama was born in America (in which case he can be President) or in Kenya (in which case he can't). Most reputable bloggers have been ignoring this meme, but there's one thing that keeps it coming back again and again: Faced with these accusations, Obama won't take the easy out and just produce his birth certificate. Instead, he does anything and everything to avoid producing any documentation (including his educational records) that might put this rumor to rest. In other words, don't look at Berg, who may be a tinfoil hat guy (despite his denials). Instead, look at Obama, who is hiding something:



Incidentally, there's also the potential that evidence will emerge showing that Obama was, in fact, born in a Kenyan hospital.

Let me say this again: Normally I'd relegate this "non-citizen" rumor to the dustbin of desperation. It's Obama's (and the DNC's) own bizarre conduct in the face of these accusations that keeps it alive. If Obama would simply produce his documents, the whole thing would instantly, finally and completely be dead in the water.