[Brown Deer]

It does not define the term

So, do you always go to the Constitution to find definitions of terms? Good luck, because you won't find very many terms defined in the Constitution.

[Non-Sequitur]

So, do you always go to the Constitution to find definitions of terms? Good luck, because you won't find very many terms defined in the Constitution.

And yet all you Birthers are convinced that the Constitution does define natural-born citizen. It doesn't, it merely identifies the two forms of citizenship. What constitutes atural-born citizenship status is established by federal statues.

[OneWingedShark]

>>It does not define the term
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>So, do you always go to the Constitution to find definitions of terms? Good luck, because you won’t find very many terms defined in the Constitution.

Treason is one such term; it is interesting to note that besieging DC would NOT be an act of treason under the Constitution as DC is NOT a state.