Calling his bluff - an Obama classmate at Columbia

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From Wayne Allyn Root writing at The Blaze:
Obama�s College Classmate: �The Obama Scandal Is at Columbia�
I am President Obama�s classmate at Columbia University, Class of �83. I am also one of the most accurate Las Vegas oddsmakers and prognosticators. Accurate enough that I was awarded my own star on the Las Vegas Walk of Stars. And I smell something rotten in Denmark. Obama has a big skeleton in his closet. It�s his college records. Call it �gut instinct� but my gut is almost always right. Obama has a secret hidden at Columbia- and it�s a bad one that threatens to bring down his presidency. Gut instinct is how I�ve made my living for 29 years since graduating Columbia.
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My answer for Romney? Call Obama�s bluff.

Romney should call a press conference and issue a challenge in front of the nation. He should agree to release more of his tax returns, only if Obama unseals his college records. Simple and straight-forward. Mitt should ask �What could possibly be so embarrassing in your college records from 29 years ago, that you are afraid to let America�s voters see it? If it�s THAT bad, maybe it�s something the voters ought to see.� Suddenly the tables are turned. Now Obama is on the defensive.
Wayne closes with this thesis:
The first question I�d ask is, if you had great grades, why would you seal your records? So let�s assume Obama got poor grades. Why not release the records? He�s President of the free world, for gosh sakes. He�s commander-in-chief of the U.S. military. Who�d care about some poor grades from three decades ago, right? So then what�s the problem? Doesn�t that make the media suspicious? Something doesn�t add up.

Secondly, if he had poor grades at Occidental, how did he get admitted to an Ivy League university in the first place? And if his grades at Columbia were awful, how�d he ever get into Harvard Law School? So again those grades must have been great, right? So why spend millions to keep them sealed?

Third, how did Obama pay for all these fancy schools without coming from a wealthy background? If he had student loans or scholarships, would he not have to maintain good grades?

I can only think of one answer that would explain this mystery.

Here�s my gut belief: Obama got a leg up by being admitted to both Occidental and Columbia as a foreign exchange student. He was raised as a young boy in Indonesia. But did his mother ever change him back to a U.S. citizen? When he returned to live with his grandparents in Hawaii or as he neared college-age preparing to apply to schools, did he ever change his citizenship back? I�m betting not.

If you could unseal Obama�s Columbia University records I believe you�d find that:
A) He rarely ever attended class.

B) His grades were not those typical of what we understand it takes to get into Harvard Law School.

C) He attended Columbia as a foreign exchange student.

D) He paid little for either undergraduate college or Harvard Law School because of foreign aid and scholarships given to a poor foreign students like this kid Barry Soetoro from Indonesia.
If you think I�m �fishing� then prove me wrong. Open up your records Mr. President. What are you afraid of?

If it�s okay for U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to go on a fishing expedition about Romney�s taxes (even though he knows absolutely nothing about them nor will release his own), then I think I can do the same thing. But as Obama�s Columbia Class of �83 classmate, at least I have more standing to make educated guesses.

It�s time for Mitt to go on the attack and call Obama�s bluff.
Makes sense to me. Reminds me of the Holmes quote from The Sign of the Four:
How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?
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