[Oratam]

I think I've come to a quick and dirty way to define "natural born citizen" of the United States. If at any time after birth, a person must take any action to secure one's U.S. citizenship status, or clear up any ambiguities about one's U.S. citizenship, or ultimately declare one's U.S. citizenship as opposed to another nation's citizenship, such person is not a "natural born citizen" of the United States.

Didn't the O at some point in his youth "declare" his U.S. citizenship? If he were a "natural born citizen" this would not have been necessary. When you are a "natural born citizen" your U.S. citizenship comes as easy as falling out of bed in the morning.

[real_patriotic_american]

That’s very interesting. I know that the Obama camp admitted that he had dual citizenship up until 1982.

You wrote-
“........ Didn’t the O at some point in his youth “declare” his U.S. citizenship? If he were a “natural born citizen” this would not have been necessary. When you are a “natural born citizen” your U.S. citizenship comes as easy as falling out of bed in the morning.”

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

Didn't the O at some point in his youth "declare" his U.S. citizenship?

No. All he did was, by inaction, allow his Kenyan citizenship to lapse when he turned 21.