FOX News Scrubs O'Reilly Email Segment About Obama's Social Security Number

 President Obama's social security number looks very fishy. In Bill O'Reilly's "birther" debunking segment, O'Reilly completely ignored this issue. He did respond to a viewer email asking about it. O'Reilly claimed Barack Obama Sr. must have gotten the number for his son when he lived in Connecticut.  We know, from the number, President Obama's social security number was issued in Connecticut in the late 1970's. At that time, Obama Sr. was clearly back in Kenya. Furthermore, there is no evidence Barack Obama Sr. or Jr. ever lived in Connecticut. That claim is ridiculous. Shamefully, FOX News has edited that part of O'Reilly's mail segment from their website and podcast.

The scrubbed part is included in the embedded video at about the 9:00 mark. The entire video is very informative if you haven't researched this issue.

DHHS Scrubs Sebelius Obamacare Lie From Website

HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told a whopper in a speech posted on the DHHS website. She claimed there would be more Medicare Advantage plans to choose from next year than this year. After being called out on the lie by Senator Grassley, DHHS altered the text without noting the change.

Politico reported:

Sebelius had told an AARP conference in Orlando last week that next year “there will be more Medicare Advantage plans to choose from,” according to prepared remarks e-mailed to reporters and posted on HHS’s website on Monday. Grassley’s staff asked HHS to back up the statement, an aide to the senator, who has long been skeptical of Democrats’ claims about the health law’s impact, told POLITICO.

As Grassley’s office was drafting a formal letter to Sebelius questioning the claim, the speech text was altered on the HHS web site without noting the change. The statement about more Medicare Advantage plans was deleted and now reads, “there will be more meaningful choices.” Read more here.

WH censors work tirelessly to scrub eligibility posts from open government site

The White House is removing the hundreds of threads from the 'Open government dialogue' website. Apparently, open dialogue does not extend to Obama's original birth or college records. WND reported:

With more than 200 individual threads and thousands of comments on the eligibility issue alone, moderators of the White House website on "open government dialogue" have been working tirelessly to edit the dialogue about Barack Obama's elusive "long-form" birth certificate.

Many of the top-rated threads are from citizens calling on Obama to release his birth certificate. The postings in the "top rated" category have received the most "looks promising" votes from users. New threads on the topic of Obama's constitutional eligibility to serve as president are appearing by the minute.

WND observed the "Making Data More Accessible" section for several hours as more suggestions appeared and at least 60 were subsequently deleted on the first page alone – all requests for the president to submit proof of citizenship.