Obama (Barry Soetoro)Has Duel Citizenship? , page 1

reply to post by nj2day

If the media, if court suepenas, many investigative bloggers, etc. cannot find the information, How is Hillary supposed to?

You first say

they have Vetted both candidates fully...

Then you say

The vetting process for presidential nominees is largely left up to the national media, and the competative primary season.

"Vetting" just means researching into one's past, evaluating and examining
their credentials. I don't believe there is a formal process for presidential nominees, but there may be at the party level.

But you don't even know if there is a process at the party level.

The fact is, there is very little that we really know about Obama, mainly because he has had a meteoric rise in politics. He has not been in any position for long enough to really have a record of anything.

Please don't misunderstand, I am not pro-McCain nor anti-Obama, I think they are both tools and we are scroomed either way.

But the fact of the matter is we just don't know enough about Obama, period.

An excerpt from a WSJ article

Aides claim Mr. Obama "has taken voluntary transparency steps" that allow "his constituents, the media and his political opponents to fully examine him." In reality, anyone questioning the approved story line is liable to be ignored, misled or even bullied. This isn't what reporters expected when Mr. Obama began campaigning for a "new politics" that would bring honesty and openness to government.

Walking the rows of media outlets at the Denver convention, I had no trouble finding reporters who complained the campaign was secretive and evasive. Ben Smith of Politico.com1 has written about Team Obama's "pattern of rarely volunteering information or documents, even when relatively innocuous." Politico asked months ago if Mr. Obama had ever written anything for the Harvard Law Review as a student. The Obama campaign responded narrowly, with a Clintonesque statement that "as the president of the Law Review, Obama didn't write articles, he edited and reviewed them." This month it turned out Mr. Obama had written an article -- but it was published a month before he became president.

Chasing the rest of Mr. Obama's paper trail is often an exercise in frustration. Mr. Obama says his state senate records "could have been thrown out" and he didn't keep a schedule in office. No one appears to have kept a copy of his application for the Illinois Bar. He has released only a single page of medical records, versus 1,000 pages for John McCain.

source

I, personally, do not theink that Obama has been vetted enough by any organization. And I don't think it is because of a lack of effort in researching him.