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WASHINGTON – It's the kind of news the Obama administration dreads: The book that caused such a sensation even before its official launch that the White House felt pressured to preemptively release the president's purported birth certificate – Jerome Corsi's Jerome Corsi's "Where's the Birth Certificate? The Case That Barack Obama Is Not Eligible To Be President" – is now officially a New York Times best-seller.
It debuts today on the Times nonfiction list at No. 6 – joining virtually all the other top bestseller lists this week, including USA Today, the Wall Street Journal and Publisher's Weekly.
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In its first week in release, the WND Book reached No. 8 on the Wall Street Journal non-fiction list.
On USA Today's list,the book scored at 26 overall in the combined rankings of fiction and non-fiction.
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And, on the Publisher's Weekly bestsellers list, the book came in at No. 9 among non-fiction.
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The book topped out at No. 1 at Amazon nearly a month ago in pre-release and is still hovering in the top 50 overall.
The author, Jerome Corse, Ph.D., senior staff reporter for WND, is the author of many other New York Times best-sellers, including two that made the top of the list – "Unfit for Command" and "The Obama Nation."
"Where's the Birth Certificate" is available autographed by Corsi exclusively at the WND Superstore.
