This is a forwarded clipping allegedly by the Associated Press that says the court case questioning the birth and citizenship status of Barack Obama is headed to the Supreme Court.
This is a forwarded email that contains what appears to be a news article that alleged an open microphone caught President Obama saying, ““God, this holiday sucks! All this national pride shit get’s on my nerves.” The article said that the President was later heard saying, “I can’t believe I have to miss a good day of golf for this crap!”
This is a forwarded email that contains what appears to be a genuine news article that alleges that the Congress has scheduled hearings to impeach President Obama.
Christian music artist Huntley Brown stating reasons why he won’t vote for Barack Obama.
A forwarded email that says that Michelle Obama did not accompany her husband on the final leg of their first European tour because the President is a Muslim and Sharia law did not allow him to bring his wife into Muslim countries.
Michelle Obama, wife of presidential candidate Barack Obama, has been quoted as saying she’s proud of her country for the first time. Also, a report that her graduate thesis from Princeton University has been restricted from public access until a day after the general election.
This is a forwarded article allegedly written by Mychal Massie called Why I Do Not Like The Obamas.
It is alleged that there were more military deaths during the Clinton years, when there was no war, than during the Bush years, when there was war.
This is a forwarded article about the City of Maywood in California by radio talk show host Roger Hedgecock. The article tells about the town’s history, financial problems, scandals and corruption. Hedgecock alleges that the town’s population is 97% Hispanic, 40% of which is undocumented and that it has become a sanctuary for illegal aliens. The article says that the town is now broke, the Maywood Police Department has been dismantled, city employees were let go and only the the town council and city managers remain on the payroll.
Another false “War on Christmas” claim has been resurrected as copypasta on social media.
