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The White House released Obama's
birth certificate to the public this morning...
and this evening, LifeLock has refused to
continue honoring their services |
THE WHITE HOUSE - Whether you care about where President Obama was born or whether you care if Donald Trump is the one who pushed the issue and possibly gets credit for it or whether you care if the released certificate, seen here, is truly authentic, one this is for certain...
Identity thieves tonight are licking their chops at the released information to the general public.
LifeLock, an organization that assists in protecting identities, was shocked to see the long form birth certificate flash up on the news wire this morning. "We made a name for ourselves by publishing a social security number, but this is ridiculous," said a company source, who wished to remain anonymous considering they were speaking with us. "How can you protect someone's identity and credit when they keep making all their private information public?"
In fact, LifeLock has taken the unusual step of cancelling the Obama's membership. "We feel that there is simply way too much information out there that is public. Because Mr. Obama chose to do this on his own accord, we've decided that it is not feasible to insure his identity any longer," the company source told us.
President Obama had no official comment, but unofficially was quite irate. "I pay $10 a month to have my identity protected from thieves and now that money has been stolen from me!" he declared behind closed doors this evening. "Now what am I supposed to tell my wife and children?"
Donald Trump continued his public relations attack toward the Obama's when he sniffed the story in the breeze. "If you ask me, Obama was just trying to collect on the maximum $1 million policy should his identity be stolen," he told reporters during dinner at Nobu. "If he wanted to make a quick million, all he needed to do was sell some of the gold in Fort Knox. I mean, have you seen how much that shiny stuff has gone up in the last few days? It's worth a few pennies here and there, you know?"
Republican officials state that they have more important things to focus on - like cutting the budget. "We want to go back to the spending levels of the 1990's," said Speaker John Boehner, "back when times were prosperous."
Wasn't that during the Clinton Administration? "We don't talk about things like who was in charge or who decided what," Boehner informed us sternly.
Identity thief Willard Anonymous summed up the whole situation this way: "I can't wait until I get my new 71" LCD flat screen bought and paid for by the President of the United States. I'm even going to have the Presidential Seal engraved on the front of the TV so that everyone will always know where I got the money."