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Not even JeanS can say if Aldo Santorum was a citizen when his son was born, and she admitted it.

Enough of this Pravda crap from you! You are asking us to prove a negative!

You made the accusation, the burden of proof is on you.

No, Jean, I didn’t. The first I heard of this issue was at FR. I didn’t bring it up do a google search on it. But the question got asked, and not just here.

I do NOT know the answer. Shoot, I don’t even remotely know the Military rules or regulations which govern such things. I do not know what laws govern this, I have not done an ounce of research into it. I going from what other posters here at FR have said. Thats it. I do not know the answers. Please enlighten me. I am asking you to.

I am not asking anyone to prove a negative! I didn’t make any accusations. I am not the one who asked the question.

Do you want to give a answer? Great! I really want do one! I have a primary coming up in Oregon and I REALLY want to be able to cast my vote for Santorum without any hesitation because I think he is the best man left in the race with a chance!

You and Jim are both acting like I am out to knock Santorum out of the race. No. I repeat, NO.

I want to vote for the man! I cannot do that if he isn’t a Natural Born Citizen! I have too much invested in the position of never voting for a person who is NOT a Natural Born Citizen!

I thought this was settled a long time ago when this was revealed. (This is Aldo's citizenship registration card from Italy, note that his Italian citizenship was 'eliminated from the registry' in 1930 when it was noted he immigrated to the US.)

In other words, Italy recognized his transferring citizenship to the US, August 31st, 1930. Two decades before Rick was born.

Can this stupid theory be put to rest now?