[sickoflibs]

Does this mean he’s still a Senator ???

LOL

[Zathras]

Its a trap Ted.
Move to the Offense and dump the Defense.

[Da Coyote]

Ted’s easiest and most logical reply is that he’ll start paying attention to his past when the press completes their never started attention to the drug taking, never been seen at college Obamadork.

You know the Obamadork. He’s the one with photoshopped birth certificates...hidden passports....hidden college records...a “biography” with more holes than a Clinton alibi...and an intellectual ability of a Kardashian.

[Logical me]

The US recognizes both citizenships. He's OK to run.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“In other news from a bored, Cruz-hating media, some of his liberal classmates at Princeton didn’t like him.”

A least they knew him. With several thousand kids running around Harvard and Columbia, no one seemed to know Obama. He taught Constitutional law, but not one student has come forward and said what kind of teacher he was.

He was editor of the law journal but no one can find an article he authored.

But, nothing to see here.

[Lakeshark]

What I find fascinating is the fixation to destroy Cruz right here on FR.........

Who ARE these people?

[Gay State Conservative]

He's a Canadian citizen if the government of Canada recognizes him as one and my understanding of their citizenship laws (which are quite similar to ours) says that he is.I know something about "dual citizenship" having done some reading on the subject.For example,I've recently found that my Dad,and his siblings,were all citizens of Ireland because their mother was born there and in spite of the fact that they were all born in the US.I also found out that *I*,as well as my siblings,are all *entitled* to Irish citizenship because our father was one when we were born.

All *civilized* countries have a mechanism by which a person can formally,legally,renounce his/her citizenship if they wish.Canada would surely have such a law.If Ted Cruz wants to be president he'd be wise to renounce his Canadian citizenship...not because there's anything wrong with Canada...but because some might fear,with or without justification,that his loyalties as President might be clouded in certain situations (like when Congress declares war on Canada).

[impimp]

My understanding is that there are formal steps that need to be taken to renounce Canadian citizenship and a public statement is not a formal step. I would googled it (I did a few years ago) but the statement has been google-bombed as the top 100,000 links seem to mention Cruz.

These formal steps might not apply (don’t know because of the google bombing) unless he has a Canadian SIN number or some other act that formally ties him to Canada.

[CatherineofAragon]

"In other news from a bored, Cruz-hating media, some of his liberal classmates at Princeton didn’t like him."

In other news, Cruz has been called the most hated man in the Senate. When liberals and GOPers dislike you, that's a ringing endorsement.