You are wrong here, Bubba.
It gets tiresome when the crowd of people who stumble in these debates build another arguement.
Do you say you can get a passport from Italy per request, no questions?
The argument is over the extent to which the vagaries of foreign law control who the United States considers to be or not to be a natural born citizen, something that's very much the subject of these debates.
Do you say you can get a passport from Italy per request, no questions?
I say that under Italian law, I"m already considered an Italian citizen, and that if I fill out some paperwork and supply the paper trail of birth records and marriage records back to my great grandfather, the Italian government will recognize me as such and give me an Italian passport. I'm not sure what your link to a private company's page of links to various US passport and immigration forms has to do with anything.