His mother? What does she have to do with Obama moving from the US to Jakarta Indonisa and then denouncing his American citizenship? Where is the long form? These are all valid questions that every American has the right to ask of their President.

Why was it not a big deal in 2004 when Obama was running for US Senate? Because of the dirty Democratic Chicago Politics in works there and because Rham Emmanuel had all of Obama's competition kicked off the ballot on technicalities.

Oh and by the way,

All of Obama's race cards have been revoked as of 2009.

The brave people of Egypt are joining forces with other working class people right here in America to send pizza to the protesters in Madison.

I sent 2 large pepperoni's over to them tonight.

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Politico
2/20/11 4:05 PM EST
MADISON, Wis. Someone in Egypt has been paying attention to whats happening in Madison and wanted to send a message of solidarity from across the globe so they ordered a pizza.

It might seem like a small gesture, but its overwhelming to the staff at Ians on State Street a campus staple mere blocks from the Capitol where in the last few days, theyve fielded calls from concerned citizens of 14 countries, and all 50 states and the District of Columbia looking to donate money to provide free pizza to the Wisconsinites who have congregated here.

On Saturday alone, Ians gave away 1,057 free slices in their store and delivered more than 300 pizzas to the Capitol itself.

By 2 p.m. local time Sunday, theyd given away 351 slices and sent countless other full pies to the rotunda, where protesters have been gathering since well before noon. As a few locals stood waiting for their slices, an Ians staffer went to the chalkboard hanging behind the register and wrote, Turkey in big block letters and co-workers expressed a sense of disbelief.

I dont think we started it, said Ryan OConnor, a sophomore at a local technical school who works the register at Ians. We made a post to our Facebook page because of the volume of calls we already had been getting unprompted.

OConnor said Ians got its first call Thursday when a mother of a University of Wisconsin student called and offered to donate $200 to help feed the people her daughter told her had flooded the Capitol. Since then, the outpouring of money from all over the world has put the pizza-makers into overdrive.

The blackboard behind the counter lists the countries donating as Korea, Finland, New Zealand, Egypt, Denmark, Australia, US, Canada, Germany, China, England, Netherlands, Turkey, Switzerland, Italy and has the abbreviations for all 50 states listed below, with donating states circled.

The small pizza chain with locations in Madison and Chicago has been using Facebook and Twitter to take what started as one phone call and make it into an international movement. Saturday night, the State Street location was so overwhelmed by orders it had to cease its delivery operations. But employees still are finding time to update the restaurants social media pages to keep the pizza revolution going and share with the world their chalkboard progress.

This is astounding! Ians posted Saturday to Twitter.

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