A challenge to the candidacy for the Office of the President of the U.S. directed at Ted Cruz, Kamala Harris or any other person similarly situated will likely be rejected at the U. S. District Court level, affirmed by the appropriate Circuit Court of Appeals and then later declined to be heard by the Supreme Court. The District Court will read the Constitution, including the 14th Amendment, review the legislative and court history and will find that the candidate is eligible. They will not refer to your list of morons or the years of Freeper comments.
The only way that a higher court beyond the District level takes a look at this matter is would be in the unlikely event that the District level rules that the candidate is ineligible. The courts are going to let the voters sort this out.
Good. The courts should stay out of it. Let the Secs of state remove them from the ballot. Oh wait, then the courts will step in an say they can’t do their jobs.
It seems we’re ruled by judicial tyranny where the courts are the final arbiters of what is constitutional. The fact that you seem to agree with that makes you a moron.