Donald Trump VS Obama’s citizenship !

The presidential race is a dead heat.

A poll CBS News / New York Times, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tied among voters when it is included all the candidates from third parties. An opinion poll conducted by Fox News published on Thursday Trump shows Clinton ahead by one point in a race with candidates from third parties.

Rather than take advantage of the momentum, Trump participate again in the debate about the citizenship of President Obama.

The trump card for years a celebrity's face from the so-called "Movement birther", and fund-raising efforts to prove Obama was born outside the United States, a correspondent for CBS News Major Garrett. In recent months, the trump card was evasive on the subject.

He pressed again on the issue on Wednesday, Trump and The Washington Post: "I'll answer this question in a timely manner. I will not answer yet."

This has raised the escape questions about whether Trump stands by his position publicly for years.

In an effort to tamp speculation and political debate, and the campaign Trump has a statement - not Trump himself but adviser Jason Miller Communications - praising Trump for "this ugly incident to an end" in 2011. "With the success of persuading President Obama to release his birth certificate."

But the deployment of a birth certificate prolonged president did not allay Trump.

"I produced a lengthy testimony," a reporter in an interview in 2014.

"Well, a lot of people do not agree with you. And a lot of people feel that it was not appropriate certificate," said Trump.

He continued to call the document "fraud" on Twitter for years, insisted that Obama "was born in Kenya."

In the conservative political conference, Trump said CPAC in 2015 did "not know where [Obama] was born," and again questioned the nationality of the President and falsely tried to identify the rumors on Hillary Clinton's 2008 campaign.

"Hillary Clinton wants his birth certificate. Hillary is a birther ... whether or not it's a real testimony, because a lot of people question, and I certainly doubt," said Trump in the conference.

In the first season of the Republican 2016, Trump birther used the memorable question again, this time against rival Ted Cruz.

"Do not born in this country. It's a big problem, which is a huge burden. No one knows, in fact, no one knows and are looking at the moment," said Trump. "They are trying to understand."

Coincidentally, it worked Jason Miller, who now says Trump believes the president was born in the United States, Ted Cruz in the primaries. It should also be noted that in 2011 Trump says he may release his tax returns when Obama released his birth certificate.

We have the birth certificate of the president, but I still Trump's remarks.