[Kansas58]

You use lots of strong words but your case is weak.

To say that someone born on US soil of two US Citizen parents is a Citizen does not, in any way, exclude someone who was born overseas of two parents who are citizens, for example.

Likewise, to say someone born on US Soil to two citizen parents is a citizen does not, in any way, say that someone born on US soil to two non-citizen parents is NOT a Natural Born Citizen, in any way shape or form.

I suggest geometry. Draw some circles. Learn grouping and subsets.

Your brain can not handle the subjects, when we try to teach you verbally or in writing.

[Red Steel]

I suggest geometry. Draw some circles. Learn grouping and subsets.

You like circles and things. Here's a venn diagram for you. LoL.

[GregNH]

To say that someone born on US soil of two US Citizen parents is a Citizen does not, in any way, exclude someone who was born overseas of two parents who are citizens, for example.

The first person is an NBC, not just a "Citizen", the later is a Citizen.

Likewise, to say someone born on US Soil to two citizen parents is a citizen does not, in any way, say that someone born on US soil to two non-citizen parents is NOT a Natural Born Citizen, in any way shape or form.

Another disingenuous post. You can not define someone born on US soil to to two Citizen parents as a "Citizen", they are "natural born Citizens", making the later part of your rant immaterial.