The children do not qualify as natural born citizens according to what the Senate (including the affirmative action figure bastard-in-chief) signed reagrding McCain’s status. As to a final answer, only a supreme court functioning in a the now defunct Constitutional Republic could have determined that.
The Senate resolution was a non-binding sense-of-the-Senate irrelevance that applied only to McCain, affirmatively, and not to anyone else, such as FreeAlaska's nieces and nephews, who might fit a set of facts different than McCain's. The fact is McCain would have been eligible even if his daddy had been abroad working for United Fruit, as opposed to being a naval officer on active duty. That's because his parents were citizens. The same is true of FA's relatives, but because they were born in Chicago, which is unfortunately in the United States, and possibly also because their mother is a US citizen.
As to a final answer, only a supreme court functioning in a the now defunct Constitutional Republic could have determined that.
We really need a new amendment to settle definitively who is and is not a citizen and exactly who is eligible to be president.