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I do not believe that Trump is not a natural born citizen.

As for Cruz, I’m not convinced either way. Well researched and well argued cases have been made here at FR on both sides of the question, with no consensus.

I would like nothing more that to see the question addressed in court and put to rest once and for all.

But Cruz apparently doesn’t agree. He doesn’t want any of the challenges to be argued in court on their merits.

If Cruz ends up being the nominee, you can be sure the Rats will file suit in any number of venues, and you can also be sure they will find sympathetic “legislate-from-the-bench” judges to do their dirty work.

The post-nomination Rat challenges may all be tossed out, or some may work their way up through the court hierarchy, perhaps to eventually reach the Supreme Court (and we know that’s a problem right now).

But to the Rats, victory doesn’t necessarily mean that nominee Cruz will be ruled ineligible, though of course they would love to see that. But they will settle for keeping the eligibility cloud hanging over Cruz’s head as long as possible.

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