Not necessarily. You might simply be mistaken.
I **absolutely** read about here on Free Republic and wrote letters to every representative, my secretary of state, and attorney general. I did this BEFORE the 2008 election.
Your memory is faulty. No one made the two-citizen parent argument before Nov. 2008.
That's not to say people didn't make other arguments. They did. Most of them had to do with his birth allegedly happening in Kenya, or him supposedly losing his citizenship because of being adopted by an indonesian.
But no one made the argument that he wasn't eligible because his father wasn't a US citizen.
That's a fact. Deal with it.
jill pryor Yale law review 1988