I note that Cruz doesn’t say “My mother was a US citizen when I was born.” Instead he says she was born in the US, and she is now a US citizen. End of debate.
It gives the impression that he’s a slick attorney finding a weasel way around the question.
Hence why I have to side with Don Trump and say this is precarious. At the end of the day, it probably won’t matter as Cruz is way behind in the polls. But it may be an issue again in the VP selection.
I note that Cruz doesn’t say “My mother was a US citizen when I was born.” Instead he says she was born in the US, and she is now a US citizen. End of debate.
It gives the impression that he’s a slick attorney finding a weasel way around the question.
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Hence why I have to side with Don Trump and say this is precarious. At the end of the day, it probably won’t matter as Cruz is way behind in the polls. But it may be an issue again in the VP selection.
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You are seriously afflicted with the disease called “Fuzzy Logic”, IMHO.
Does ANY of the following make sense?
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I note that Trump doesn’t say “My mother did not retain her British citizenship when I was born.” Instead, he says nothing about his mother. End of debate.
Does that give the impression that he’s a slick developer finding a weasel way around any questions related to his family’s citizenship?
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Of course it doesn’t! And it doesn’t make me say the question of possible divided loyalties by Trump is PRECARIOUS.