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To: shrinkermd

>Everyone assumes she not only is a citizen

Wouldn't marrying a U.S. citizen (especially a Senator) kind of take care of that? I know they have to be married for a while, but they were married for years.


38 posted on 07/28/2004 10:32:29 AM PDT by sandbar
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To: sandbar
"Wouldn't marrying a U.S. citizen (especially a Senator) kind of take care of that? I know they have to be married for a while, but they were married for years.

I do not know, but no one has said that. It would be important to find out how and when she became a citizen. The "if" question would be far out, but it is not the reason for determinming one and two.

39 posted on 07/28/2004 10:36:52 AM PDT by shrinkermd
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You do not automatically become an American citizen by marrying an American. My hubby is from England...in fact, he was not a citizen while he fought for this country in Viet Nam...and received two very real Purple Hearts while in combat. Upon returning he went through the process to become a citizen and we proudly watched his swearing in at Camp Lejune, NC in 1970.


47 posted on 07/28/2004 10:58:20 AM PDT by rwgal
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