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February 24, 2012

From TheGrio

Obama and his grandparents
Obama and his grandparents

Gordon Warren Epperly filed an absurd case in Alaska arguing that Senator Barack Obama’s mixed parentage disqualified him from running for president because he’s not a natural American citizen.

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