[babble-on]

I have the official source here, and it says he’s eligible, but would have to do a few things.

“Because Archie was born to a U.S. citizen, he is considered a “natural born citizen” and could run for the country’s highest office — but he’d need to jump through some hoops. Archie would have to go through a naturalization proceeding and need special permission from Congress.” PEOPLE Magazine, February 2021

[GQuagmire]

LOL that’s how the discussion started. Unfortunately my adult kids sometimes rely on news from those types of sources.

[DoodleDawg]

“Because Archie was born to a U.S. citizen, he is considered a “natural born citizen” and could run for the country’s highest office — but he’d need to jump through some hoops. Archie would have to go through a naturalization proceeding and need special permission from Congress.” PEOPLE Magazine, February 2021

If Archie is considered a natural-born citizen then he doesn't need naturalization or an act of Congress. Regardless of what that well-known Constitutional reference, People Magazine, thinks.

[Lurkinanloomin]

PEOPLE magazine is an authoritative source....../s

[BiteYourSelf]

Which means he’s not really a natural born citizen.

[ConjunctionJunction]

“Archie would have to go through a naturalization proceeding and need special permission from Congress.”

If he has to go through a naturalization proceeding or need special permission from Congress, then he isn’t a natural born citizen.

[DiogenesLamp]

“Because Archie was born to a U.S. citizen, he is considered a “natural born citizen” and could run for the country’s highest office — but he’d need to jump through some hoops. Archie would have to go through a naturalization proceeding and need special permission from Congress.” PEOPLE Magazine, February 2021

I guess the idea of a natural born citizen having to go through a "naturalization" process is not enough cognitive dissonance for them to see what is wrong with the idea.