Let’s try another logical analogy:
Deer Bob and Ted —The Car Guys
How are you? Fine I hope. I have this 1985 Dodge truck with a 318. The darn thing won’t start on cold mornings like the choke ain’t kicking in. How do I fix this?
Sincerely,
Patlin.
Deer Patlin,
We accepted your question about the 1985 Dodge and here we go:
(Now pretend that Bob and Ted write about 20+ pages on carburators, for Fords, Chevys, Dodges, American Motors, and gives diagrams, and talks about clogged jets, bad floats, junk in the fuel line, junk in the gas filter, the mixture screws, and vaccum hoses, and tune ups)
So, Patlin, in answer to your question, just spray a little WD40 on the springie thingie and it should start easier.
Very truly yours,
Bob and Ted
Now, do you think the only part of Bob and Teds response is the last part to you? I guess you could. But other people would save the whole thing so they could try to figure out why their 1985 Ford Bronco with the 300 inch 6 ain’t starting. You might also, if something else goes wrong.
Wong answered a whole lot of questions en route to deciding about Wong, and I have shown you that.
parsy, the Drone with the Dodge
Better analogy.
Background: Wong cites passage: “The child of an alien, if born in the country, is as much a citizen as the natural born child of a citizen, ...” noting a clear distinction between the two concepts. IOW, citizen child of alien does not = NBC.
The analogy: Using same phrasing, “A fruit is as much an item of food as a steak”, except we all know that fruit does not = steak.
IOW, Obama is a fruit and is not elegible to be POTUS.