[editor-surveyor]

"If he indeed had an Indonesian passport, perhaps because he wanted to travel to a country where his American passport would be an issue, that would be odd but again not disqualifying him as an American citizen."

But it would most definately disqualify him from assuming the presidency.

"One Freeper posted that he has passports for five countries. He’s still an American citizen."

But he is inelligible to be president.

[Citizen Blade]

But it would most definately disqualify him from assuming the presidency.

Why? There is nothing illegal about an American holding multiple citizenships or passports.

But he is inelligible to be president.

My son is a natural-born American citizen. He is also, from birth, the citizen of at least two other countries (maybe 3). In addition to an American passport, we will get him at least one more passport when he gets older.

None of this will in any way prevent him from some day serving as President.