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Got a news flash for you FRiend, unless 0bama was born on U.S. soil or U.S. territory, he is NOT eligible to serve as President, and if his mother were Betsy Ross or Kate Smith it wouldn't make a damn bit of difference.
You might want to write to John McCain then. He was born in Panama, IIRC. Having two US citizens as parents also qualifies as a "natural-born citizen". (Obama's father was Kenyan, his mother Kansan.)

*BZZZZT*!!!! Wrong answer. AGAIN. John McCain was born on a United States military base, which automatically qualifies as "U.S. soil", unlike Comrade 0bama whose birth on foreign soil is becoming increasingly likely.

We have a Grandmother who claims to have attended the birth in Kenya, a Kenyan Ambassador stating that the birthplace in question is in Kenya, and an alleged 'President-elect' who is resisting all efforts to just put the controversy to rest by producing the damn evidence.

Back to you pal.

My errant counter-example does not make my point incorrect. If you and your spouse are both citizens and you happen to have a child during a vacation in Brazil, your child is still an American citizen.

A better example: Mitt Romney's father George (Gov of Michigan) ran against Nixon for the GOP nomination in 1968, and he was born in Chihuahua, Mexico. (Mitt's grandfather had 3 wives. They went to Mexico after Utah changed their polygamy laws.)