Come on. You’re not even trying now. None of that made the slightest sense.
Made perfect sense to me.
So let's explore your theory. By your theory, it matters, a great deal, if some other country says that my child, born here in America, is a citizen of theirs. According to your theory, if that other country extends citizenship to them, and makes them BORN their citizen, then that makes them ineligible to OUR Presidency. Right?
“None of that made the slightest sense.”
Really? You claim dual citizenship disqualifies a person from being President, even though you admit that the concept of dual citizenship didn’t exist when the Constitution was written. How could they have banned something they didn’t believe existed?
Please show me a single passage from the US Constitution that references dual citizenship. I don’t think one exists. So in what sense does the US Constitution ban a dual citizen from being President?
Suppose Botswana declared Sarah Palin to be a citizen of Botswana. Would that make her ineligible to run for President?
Very little that he writes makes the slightest sense. Occasionally he will get something right.