Yes, he really said this:
No one has ever asked to see my birth certificate. They know that this is the place that we were born and raised.
And these people said this about the remark:
- Take a moment or two to think about that, what he’s actually saying, and what it says about Mitt Romney. — Jim Messina, Campaign manager, Obama for America
- [Romney] wasn’t using prepared remarks. — A Romney campaign aide quoted by CNN
- The governor has always said, and has repeatedly said, he believes the president was born here in the United States. He was only referencing that Michigan, where he is campaigning today, is the state where he himself was born and raised. — Kevin Madden, Romney senior adviser
- It’s one thing to give the stage in Tampa to Donald Trump, Sheriff Arpaio, and Kris Kobach. But Governor Romney’s decision to directly enlist himself in the birther movement should give pause to any rational voter across America. — Ben LaBolt, Obama campaign press secretary
- I thought it was great because why should we have to worry about whether the president has a birth certificate or not? — Guy Myers, a Romney supporter from Clarkson, Mich., who witnessed the remark
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Sounds to me like a reference to his Whiteboy status but maybe that’s what the whole birther thing is about.
There is a serious problem with Romney’s birth and birth certificate. I did several minutes of research and discovered Romney was born in Russia as Anton Kurasova and was placed in the George Romney family as a Soviet/Mormon sleeper agent via the KGB and Stalin. It’s a fascinating tale and one Romney would like to keep hidden. But I’ve got the goods on him and you can read all about it right here:
http://mythandhope.blogspot.com/2012/08/anton-rusakova-aka-anton-romanokov-aka.html
Has anyone ever asked Michelle if she is the only wife?
Maybe we should ask for Romney’s birth certificate and if he releases it, which I doubt, we will pay some supposed expert to cast doubt on his birth certificate so we can say he isn’t qualified to be President of this, our United States. We should also start a movement that Romney was born in Mexico, since that is where his grandparents and probably his parents lived for a fairly long time. It doesn’t matter whether it is true or not, so long as some gullible person believes it.