[Jeff Winston]

Incorrect. This IS a settled question. All 50 states, including very conservative ones, consider it settled. All 535 members of Congress consider it settled. Every court considers it settled. No District Attorney anywhere in the US has objected. The US Supreme Court has rejected without comment every birther case. Sarah Palin and Mark Levin consider it settled law.

To the extent that we're talking about the "born on US soil of citizen parents" claim, this is absolutely true.

To those many unanimous authorities (which already represent almost every real authority in the country) we could also add the major conservative Constitutional organizations such as National Review, Heritage Foundation, and Hillsdale College.

Legally speaking this is a settled issue.

There is no legal argument about needing two citizen parents. None. At this point, every birther lawsuit should be fined for being frivolous. There simply is no legal basis for claiming a requirement to have two citizen parents to run for President.

Again, correct. And I agree on the lawsuits.

[Rides3]

Hausding was born in the United States

Richard Greisser was no doubt born in the United States

WHY wasn't that enough to make them U.S. citizens at birth?

[DiogenesLamp]

To those many unanimous authorities (which already represent almost every real authority in the country) we could also add the major conservative Constitutional organizations such as National Review, Heritage Foundation, and Hillsdale College.

Yeah, like this example.

Jeff apparently doesn't understand the word "Unanimous." Not surprising, given the demonstrations by him that he doesn't understand the word "natural" either.