World Net D.-Ann Coulter calls for politicians' birth certificates

A Free Press For A Free People Coulter calls for politicians' birth certificates In her new column at WorldNetDaily today, Ann Coulter urges Republicans not to be fooled in tomorrow's health-care summit with Obama -- while saying she favors D.C. politicians "who can produce an original copy of a valid U.S. birth certificate." Writes Coulter: "Obama's sole objective at the 'summit' is to hoodwink Republicans into agreeing with some of his wildly unpopular ideas on national TV. If this were a reality show on NBC, it would be called, 'Dateline: To Catch a RINO.' "This shouldn't be hard, inasmuch as he will be talking to elected Republicans. About a third of them were enthusiastically engaging in 'bipartisanship' on Obamacare last year – Chuck Grassley, you know who you are! (That's better than Lindsey Graham, who still wants to compromise.) "And then the American people spoke up." [ Continued Below ] WorldNetDaily News Alerts are sponsored by: Term Life Insurance - One of the Smartest Decisions of Your Life American General Life Insurance Company has been keeping its promises to families for more than 150 years. You can keep yours by choosing a highly rated insurance company to help secure your family's financial future. For as little as $14/month, you could secure $250,000 for your family. Request a Free Quote and details from Matrix Direct and save up to 75%! Call 1.800.861.2720 or click here now for your free term life insurance quote and policy details Coulter continues: "If Republicans were smart, they'd shock the world by sending in [to the summit] one of their most appealing members of Congress, who can speak clearly on health care – Sen. Jon Kyl, Rep. Steve King or Rep. Ron Paul. "Actually, if the Republicans were really smart, they'd send in 14- year-old Jonathan Krohn, who understands the free market better than most people in Washington. Of course, so does my houseplant." Read Coulter's entire column now at WorldNetDaily.com WorldNetWeekly is simply an easier and more convenient way to digest the news. You can download when you want, as often as you want. It doesn't go away the next day -- leaving you frantically searching for headlines you previously glanced but didn't have time to open. It is nothing less than a "total news package" delivered to you every week -- as impressive as any currently available in the marketplace. Each issue is around 300 pages and includes everything you've come to expect in WND, but carefully packaged and beautifully illustrated for maximum impact and compre Bumper Stickers: Click here to see the whole line of WND's original bumper stickers.

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Coulter: "Obama's sole objective at the 'summit' is to hoodwink Republicans into agreeing with some of his wildly unpopular ideas on national TV. If this were a reality show on NBC, it would be called, 'Dateline: To Catch a RINO.'