Norman Alexander
Penultimate Amazing
Well the first one wasn't. He was a British citizen at birth! And maybe the next few presidents also - historians?Meh. Some of our best presidents weren't natural born citizens.
Well the first one wasn't. He was a British citizen at birth! And maybe the next few presidents also - historians?Meh. Some of our best presidents weren't natural born citizens.
Well, she may not have been there at the time...To be fair, didn't she give a rather evasive answer about it? The question was direct, iirc, someone asked her if Obama was born outside the US and her response was a cagey "Not that I'm aware of".
Well the first one wasn't. He was a British citizen at birth! And maybe the next few presidents also - historians?
Well the first one wasn't. He was a British citizen at birth! And maybe the next few presidents also - historians?
Well the first one wasn't. He was a British citizen at birth! And maybe the next few presidents also - historians?
I could never vote for someone born on Pluto.
I can already hear you calling me a planetist and Kuiper-Objectphobe but your cries are failing on deaf ears. I will never vote for a Plutonian.
Maybe...and this is a longshot...conservatives/Republicans will finally see the lunacy of Trump's opinions and knowledge on all things birth certificate-related now that their guy is on the recieving end of his idiocy.
Or not.
The Constitution had a statement that said "people who were citizens at the time of this document" or something like that.
The Naturalization Act of 1790, passed by the 1st Congress, had the first interpretation of the Natural Born Citizen clause.
Naturalization Act 1790, 1st Congress, Chapter 3, Section 1. "And the Children of Citizens of the United States, that may be born beyond sea, or out of the limits of the United States; Shall be considered as natural born citizens: Provided, That the right of citizenship shall not descend to persons whose fathers have never been resident in the United States.:"
It seems to be the only clear description of Natural Born Citizen that I can find in any legislation.
And English was his second language. He spoke Dutch at home.I think Martin Van Buren was the first president to be born in the United States (that is, after 1776).
I certainly don't know of any conservatives, or really anyone of any party, that takes Trump seriously as a political candidate. He usually polls between one and two percent. He's kind of like John McCain in the respect that he does more harm than good to the right and the question is if it's deliberate or not.
I certainly don't know of any conservatives, or really anyone of any party, that takes Trump seriously as a political candidate. He usually polls between one and two percent.
He's kind of like John McCain in the respect that he does more harm than good to the right and the question is if it's deliberate or not.
The harm to the right is a side effect that Trump doesn't care about. Trump cares about Trump and has shown time and again that he will say anything to keep his name in the papers.
What if they come from Uranus?
I read yesterday that in the role of certifying its members, and certifying presidential results, congress has sole power to determine qualification and therefore has the power to ignore it. Just like there were congressmen under 25, congress could certify a non citizen as president and neither the court nor the sitting president could challenge it.
I certainly don't know of any conservatives, or really anyone of any party, that takes Trump seriously as a political candidate. He usually polls between one and two percent. He's kind of like John McCain in the respect that he does more harm than good to the right and the question is if it's deliberate or not.
Are you thinking he might be part of a Democratic plot?
Diabolical.
It's a fact that Cruz was a US citizen at birth, as was John McCain and George Bush and Abraham Lincoln. The only reason this is even being discussed is that a lot of people would not accept the same fact about Obama.
Are you thinking he might be part of a Democratic plot?
Diabolical.
Maybe not as a political candidate, but as a pundit, many do; in fact; Fox & Friends seems to love the guy.
People often meet me and say, "you look like you would vote for someone from Uranus," and I tell them that I would. On the other hand, I would never trust facts and assertions that come from Uranus.
Do you have a citation for that assertion?