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Wrong on many counts--

First, in the English language, "certificate" and "certification" are synonyms, so you are making much ado about nothing.

Second, McCain never showed his birth certificate to anyone except one reporter named Michael Dobbs. There is a birth certificate on the webb purporting to be McCains, but it didn't come from McCain--it came from the court filings of a McCain birther who was suing McCain. It says John was born in an civilian hospital outside the Canal zone whole McCain says he was born on a base hospital insidet eh canal zone.

"Citizen" in the English language, refers to ANY citizen, be they natural born or naturalized. The way you are arguing it makes it sound like you think a "citizen" is some special KINF of citizen. Like as if "ice cream" denoted some special ice cream flavor rather than referring to any or all flavors.

And no, neither the DNC nor Obama himself have spent any money on this looniness.

 
 

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