Ford
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Not ever.
Some will try to forget, to be sure. We won't allow it to happen.
Oh good, you'll also be remembering the Russian Hacker conspiracy kooks and the Golden Shower conspiracy kooks.
Oh look, a deflection.
Not a very good one, though. The fact remains that the President of the United States (shudder) promoted the birther nonsense, which was demonstrably false.
But it is more than that, and here's where your attempt at deflection really fails. The man who now sits in the Oval Office (when he's not in his golden palace in Trump Tower) began promoting the birther nonsense almost three whole years after it had been proven false. Trump jumped on the bandwagon in 2011. Obama's birth certificate was made public in 2008 - before he'd even officially been designated the Democratic nominee.
That was it. Game over. Or it should have been. Idiots clung to the idea that Obama was born somewhere other that Hawaii, even though Hawaii said "yep, he was definitely born here." The numbers of idiots supporting this nonsense dropped off, but then Donald J. Trump came along (again, three years after the matter had been settled), picked up the idiot ball, and ran with it. He perpetuated the idiocy for five more years, finally conceding in 2016 that Obama was born in the US, while at the same time taking credit for proving it conclusively.
You speak of "conspiracy kooks." One of them just got handed the keys to the White House.
My OP question has been sort of answered. We're done with the whole birther thing now, because the most prominent birther of all is now