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Donald Trump: After the White House released Obama's long-form Hawaii birth certificate, he told reporters he was honored and proud to have done something nobody else could do, and that Obama should have done it long before. He went on questioning the document in later years.
Statement · April 27, 2011
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- 2011-04-27
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- After the White House released Obama's long-form Hawaii birth certificate, he told reporters he was honored and proud to have done something nobody else could do, and that Obama should have done it long before. He went on questioning the document in later years.
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