[Beckwith]

The discussion was about persons born to US parents overseas — specifically on US military bases. Yet you introduce persons born in the US in your last snide post.

Do you have ADD or something akin?

That's not an insult, it's a question.

And, are you sure you want to open a discussion of hypocrisy. You consistently demonstrate hypocrisy via your posts.

[jamese777]

The discussion was about persons born to US parents overseas — specifically on US military bases. Yet you introduce persons born in the US in your last snide post.
Do you have ADD or something akin?

That’s not an insult, it’s a question.

And, are you sure you want to open a discussion of hypocrisy. You consistently demonstrate hypocrisy via your posts.

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There was a fascinating lawsuit against John McCain in New Hampshire (Hollander v McCain) which attempted to disqualify Senator McCain as not being a natural born citizen. Attorneys representing Senator McCain and the Republican National Committee moved to dismiss the lawsuit on grounds of lack of legal standing to sue and they prevailed. The lawsuit was dismissed. However the defense did submit a copy of Senator McCain’s birth certificate. Here’s a link, make sure to scroll down and click on the birth certificate copy.
http://moritzlaw.osu.edu/electionlaw/litigation/hollanderv.mccain.php

Also, be sure to read the court’s Order Granting Motion to Dismiss.

[Non-Sequitur]

The discussion was about persons born to US parents overseas — specifically on US military bases. Yet you introduce persons born in the US in your last snide post.

That was part of the U.S. Code that you introduced. So if McCain is not a natural born citizen because his birth circumstances were included in that part of the code then what do you think paragraph a) refers to?