The Supreme Court has no problem understanding. It acknowledged three ways that one could be considered a citizen at birth ... A) by virtue of being born in the country to citizen parents, B) by being born in the country without reference to the citizenship of the parents (which it qualified as being with doubts that must be resolved), and C) by being born abroad to a citizen father via the Naturalization Act of 1790. Only ONE of these types of birth citizenship was characterized by the court as natural-born citizens per Article II. Guess which one that was.
one was because the guy was too young
the other had a name Mohammad somebody and his parents were not US citizens...
both cases were discussed here in FR ...but I didn't bookmark them.
The Supreme Court has no problem understanding.
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You bet your pay check they didn’t have a problem....they all were being blackmailed by the Smelly Old Bag, who had her hands on records of everyone in Government, not only in D.C. but every state in the Union...they knew if they didn’t okay this ‘foreign exchange student’ as president and citizen, she would come out with everything she had...
Yes they are appointed for life, but would you like sitting there and knowing if she released your stuff to not only Americans but world wide you would like it...of course you wouldn’t...
What WE as American Patriots ought to have done at that time is call her bluff...all of what we are going through today would have been gone...but we were to busy with our own things to think our government would do something like this...well here we are, what do you think now???