2. You know darn well that many of the (R) talking heads have ridiculed the eligiblity issue.
If you ever got the change to ask "the great one" (or any of them) this simple question, how do you think they'd react if they didn't cut you off?
How can a natural born Citizen's status be "governed" by Great Britian?"
That's obviously a Constitutional question.
Either those so-called conservatives believe that a multi-national at birth is a natural born Citizen...OR...they know their history and know that's not possible but are terrified of even asking the question in public.
Oh...my...gosh!
I didn’t point out your time as a FReeper to demean you. I pointed it out because you seemed to make the claim that the US Constitution comes first. It does—for conservatives—but it most clearly does not for a great number of other Americans. The numerous articles on Free Republic (which you’ve had plenty of exposure to since 2008) prove Democrats will do absolutely nothing to defend the constitution (except where it can be misconstrued to protect sodomy and abortion).
What exactly is a natural born citizen? Has the Supreme Court ever specifically defined it? Maybe they have. If so, please point me to the ruling. Otherwise, it comes down to personal opinion, because natural born reasonably means different things to different people. Some think it means born on US soil, some think it means having an American parent, some think two American parents (even if born overseas), and some think it means born on US soil to two American citizens only.
Finally, do you seriously think Mark Levin is “terrified” of asking something like that?