Just what is your source for the one million dollar figure?
Also, the sort of birth certificate that Obama released in 2008, the so-called "short form," is the exact same sort of birth certificate I have, and my son has, even though he got a copy from the local government in the jurisdiction in which he was born. Our birth certificates are sufficient to afford us the right to vote, get a driver's license, and, in fact, get a passport. Well, I don't have a passport, but my son, who lives and works in Spain, does. More to the point, my birth certificate, proving I am a natural born citizen of the U.S., would entitle me to run for president if I was so inclined. Ditto for my son; well not till he's 35, 10 years from now.
Or maybe, lacking the long form, we are both alien visitors from Alfa Centauri.
The point is that, until Obama came along, this wasn't an issue. Now I'm not saying some of the critics are basing their objections on racial grounds (that uppity you-know-what), but it seems to me that he should be treated the same as anyone else. I am not convinced by the evidence, where scans of the original are evaluated and criticized because they are, well, scans, perhaps enhanced in Photoshop to look better online and in print.
This has nothing whatever to do with what anyone thinks about Obama's presidency. That's an entirely different issue, and I would hope you can argue the facts and the results and get off this eligibility stuff.