* Sure. How about Republicans voting a known felon & con man back into the White House while we at it?

Deflecting again!! Aren't you supposed to working right now?

* Grasping at straws for attention huh? How about growing a spine and posting Google’s answer to: Where Obama was born?

* Not some other BS sites response. Don’t deflect to a doctored version of ( supposedly) saying he was born in Africa.

* Come on, you the POS that has a blog, show the forum how truthful you are- if not stfu.

* You the sort of guy who doesn’t admit disappointment. You just like the felon. How so? If someone breaks up with you, it’s: We had a disagreement- just say you were DUMPED.

* Your felon loses: You say it was RIGGED.

* l bet if you dropped a load in your pants & friends told you that you took a shxt, you’ll say: No, you FARTED.

No, I would say that was a sparkle fart.

Why do you keep asking me where Obama was born? Obama told you himself. Not once, but twice. It was even in a 2004 newspaper headline. If you think he's lying about it, take it up with him.

* l keep asking you because you brought the topic up. You don’t believe he was born in Hawaii & refuse to accept Google’s answer, but Google is great for any other topic, except that one.

* l think you need an MRI & a enema.

*You don’t believe he was born in Hawaii & refuse to accept Google’s answer, but Google is great for any other topic, except that one.

If Obama says he was not born in Hawaii, I'll believe him over google. Here's why.

Google: does google ever make mistakes
AI Overview   
Yes, Google can definitely be wrong. Because it is a search engine and AI tool rather than an omniscient fact-checker, it frequently displays inaccuracies, glitches, or outdated data.

Google: how accurate is google ai percentage
AI Overview                
Google AI overviews (powered by Gemini) are about 91% accurate. However, because Google handles billions of searches a day, that remaining 9% error rate results in millions of mistakes daily. Here is why you should always check the facts: Ungrounded Links: Many answers are correct, but the linked sources do not actually back up the claim. Hallucinations: The AI guesses the best answer rather than always knowing the strict facts, meaning it can confidently give wrong information.

On the other blog.
* ...Prove to me that l am stupid.
# posted by noise-gate : 11:06 PM

On the other blog.
* Prove to me that l am stupid.
Ohhh man, you gonna me make do it again??
# posted by grwurston : 2:37 AM

Oh well, that was easy.