“Then we have your question to me at...Did I miss where you cited a conservative scholar who says that the native-born child of a foreigner is ineligible?
You changed your question to me later.”
The answer to that question was “no”. I had not missed you citing a conservative scholar saying that. You cannot cite even one constitutional scholar who who says that the native-born child of a foreigner is ineligible. Why is that?
Oh, and by “eligible” I mean for the presidency of the United States. I shouldn’t have to point out that kind of thing, but your case, obviously I do. Don’t go citing something about eligibility for governor or something by a scholar of a completely different subject and pretending it’s somehow relevant.
“Bang your drum all you want. I’m done.”
Hahahaha... Then you posted two more times before I replied.
“How about we turn your little game of ‘Gotcha’ around and play it on you!
What conservative constitutional scholar, besides Theodore Olson (whose ‘conservatism’ seems questionable lately), has been asked to write or comment on the issue of natural born citizenship?”
See:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2686108/posts?page=1
Have you stopped to consider why it is that you can only find liberal constitutional scholars who back your position?
Loud declarations from one side and silence from the other...where has America seen this before? Maybe they're operating under the "create a consensus" mind set like that used in globull warming. Weren't we told that all scientist agreed that global warming was man made only to have that lie blow up in the faces of such proponents when the truth came out.
You have too much faith in liberals being honest brokers for me.