You continue to misrepresent me.
Of course.
The most basic rule of citizenship has ALWAYS been by place of birth. James Madison, the father of our Constitution, said that "place of birth" was "WHAT APPLIED IN THE UNITED STATES."
That does not and never did mean that one could not ALSO become a natural born citizen by being born to US citizen parent(s) abroad.
The First Congress made it a priority to explicitly STATE that such children born US citizens abroad were ALSO natural born citizens, and hence eligible to the Presidency.
That's why the correct historical and legal understanding of natural born citizen is as follows:
