[highball]

Let me guess, you have a relative of a friend that was born here but not to citizen parents? Or you yourself perhaps?

I'm not buying your belief. Real Americans ....

Nope. Your desperate ad hominem falls flat. My ancestors have been here at least four generations. Had great-greats who fought in the Revolutionary War (on the American side, naturally).

Funny you would play the silly "real American" card, considering you value the opinion of a Swiss writer over the Father of our Constitution....

[DiogenesLamp]

Nope. Your desperate ad hominem falls flat. My ancestors have been here at least four generations. Had great-greats who fought in the Revolutionary War (on the American side, naturally).

Funny you would play the silly "real American" card, considering you value the opinion of a Swiss writer over the Father of our Constitution....

Not so funny. Just trying to figure out why someone wants to believe something moronic. Logic and reason isn't it. If it's not personal interest, then it has to be something. Perhaps you are one of those people who think this is a political loser, and so would rather subvert the truth to expediency.

There are a LOT of Republicans that fall into this category. Most, in fact. Perhaps you are on the Rubio or Cruz, or McCain election staff. Dunno, but for whatever reason, you've made up your mind and you don't care what evidence is presented, you aren't even going to consider the possibility that "anchor babies and birth tourism" is completely contrary to the intent of both the founders and the authors of the 14th amendment.

[Jeff Winston]

It is funny that DL would play the “real American” card.

But birthers aren’t constrained by rules of reasonableness or logic.

I think you will be interested in my upcoming post on William Rawle.