Forget the birthers: Here come the DNAers

[jabarto]

I don't remember all these movements when it was a White president, but since a guy with a little more darker skin gets involved.... "ZOMG HE ISN'T A REAL AMERICAN!"

Since the government would have obviously done the necessary checks in the first place, it is plainly obvious to anyone with an IQ above 30 that he is an American.

There were a lot of things that didn't happen during the Bush administration. Remember how, when he was in office, the right always said that we should just respect and support the president even if we don't agree with him? And the moment Obama stepped in, they suddenly began clawing through hell and high water to make him fail at everything he tried?

More on topic, it's pretty much a forgone conclusion that race has a large part in not only this, but the entire right-wing ideology. Just take a look at terms like "welfare queen" and pay attention to the demographic to which it's most often applied.

[Lemur]

In the interest of fairness, a majority of Republicans are not birthers, and the majority of birthers are not DNAers. So there's a lot of loony on the right, but it's not representative of the entire Republican party, and let's not pretend for a moment that there aren't moonbats on the left as well. That said, anyone who doesn't see the racial undertones of bitherism/DNAism has a highly selective take on reality.

[Beskar]

In the interest of fairness, a majority of Republicans are not birthers

Linking to an article which says 41% of them do, doesn't really defend Republicans, other than pretty prove the point that a large proportion of Republicans, are infact, Moonbats.