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To: Non-Sequitur
"No, I need someone to point out exactly where the legal difference between the two is defined."

I've been asking for this for a month and not one of the people regurgitating the "a citizen at birth but not a natural born citizen" crap has provided such. Because it is an imaginary distinction.

664 posted on 12/05/2008 7:18:58 PM PST by calenel (The Democratic Party is a Criminal Enterprise. It is the Socialist Mafia.)
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To: calenel

“The chances that one person among the entire population of naturalized citizens is significant, whereas the chances that one particular natuaralized citizen could do the same is nill.”

I meant to say: “The chances that one person among the entire population of naturalized citizens could be elected president is significant, whereas the chances that one particular natuaralized citizen could do the same is nill.”


666 posted on 12/05/2008 7:35:46 PM PST by Tublecane
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