'With the date for congressional approval (of the Electoral College today), we wanted them to have access to the facts,' she told WND. 'Congress is sworn to uphold the Constitution.'

She said the donors who contributed the funding that was to be used for the ads were being contacted to find out whether they wanted to reach another direction in the media.

The ad to be broadcast already is available on YouTube, and also is embedded here:

'Heard rumors about Barack Obama's citizenship? These are the facts,' the ad states.

It cites a statement from the president-elect's paternal grandmother that she was present at his birth in Kenya, his refusal to release his original birth certificate, his attendance at school in Indonesia 'as Barry Soetoro when only Indonesia citizens were permitted to attend,' and Obama's travel to Pakistan in 1981 'when it was illegal to enter as a U.S. citizen.'

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It concludes, 'Our Constitution still matters.'