Originally Posted by Guest

you are quoting. From Wikipedia, Farah is among those who have promulgated conspiracy theories questioning Barack Obama's status as a natural born citizen of the United States and resultant eligibility to serve as U.S. President,[12][13] stating, "It'll plague Obama throughout his presidency. It'll be a nagging issue and a sore on his administration, much like Monica Lewinsky was on Bill Clinton's presidency" and "It's not going to go away, and it will drive a wedge in an already divided public."[14] Despite the release of Obama's notarized birth certificate abstract,[15] Farah demanded that Obama release his "long-form" birth certificate, which was subsequently posted on the White House's web site on April 27, 2011.[4][16][17] Farah had previously pledged $15,000 to the hospital where Obama was born upon the release of said document.[18][19] When Obama finally released the long-form birth certificate, he called it "fraudulent," and disowned the pledge.[20]

That is a quote from the editor of the online site you are quoting on media bias. Try and come up with a better source than some crazy, right wing blogosphere conspiracy nut.