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To: Lower55

“As much a citizen, yes. NBC,nope.”

How can one be denied presidential access if one’s status is equivalent to a natural born citizen (in fact, is a natural born citizen, which is saying the same thing)? Not being eligible would mean you are of a seperate class from natural borns, which automatically means you’re not “as much a citizen” as they.


530 posted on 07/31/2009 12:13:13 AM PDT by Tublecane
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To: Tublecane

As much a citizen, yes just not natural born.


538 posted on 07/31/2009 12:17:14 AM PDT by Lower55
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To: Tublecane
“As much a citizen, yes. NBC,nope.” How can one be denied presidential access if one’s status is equivalent to a natural born citizen (in fact, is a natural born citizen, which is saying the same thing)? Not being eligible would mean you are of a seperate class from natural borns, which automatically means you’re not “as much a citizen” as they.

Which in turn violates the 14th amendment and its interpretation in SCOTUS ruling Wong Kim Ark. It's strange that these purported defenders of the Constitution are eager to under-interpret/ignore parts of it that hurt their case.

625 posted on 07/31/2009 8:52:00 AM PDT by WOSG (OPERATION RESTORE AMERICAN FREEDOM - NOVEMBER, 2010 - DO YOUR PART!)
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