'Shut up Lou Dobbs' campaign hits stride

"The report said Klein wrote that CNN researchers found Hawaiian records were discarded in 2001 when the state's records system went electronic. Therefore, the report said, Obama's original long-form birth certificate no longer exists, and a computer-generated abbreviated version that has been promoted on the Internet is the official record.

'It seems to definitively answer the question,' Klein's e-mail said, according to the newspaper. 'Since the show's mission is for Lou to be the explainer and enlightener, he should be sure to cite this during your segment tonite. And then it seems this story is dead – because anyone who still is not convinced doesn't really have a legitimate beef.'"

J. Richard Cohen, chief of the left-leaning Southern Poverty Law Center, went even further. He wrote a letter to CNN suggesting, "Respectable news organizations should not employ reporters willing to peddle racist conspiracy theories and false propaganda. It's time for CNN to remove Mr. Dobbs from the airwaves."

Isn't it proof of dishonest behavior of men in power, and who run liberal media outlets, to use claims of "racism" and so-called "false propaganda" against those that question or disagree with their, or their political allies' ideas and actions? Why not just show the birth-certificate and stop all these games? What's he hiding?