It’s not about what you believe. The laws are not set by what some blogger named Bronxboy “believes”. The laws are there. You can refuse to believe their existence or not.
I think I have already sent you the law requiring her to be older than 18 to transfer citizenship.
And yes, if millions of Americans were born between 1952 and 1986, and one married parent was not a citizen and one parent was only 18, then they would not be citizens.
If they were born after 1986, in order for citizenship to transfer, the one US citizen parent would have had to have lived in the US for 10 years, at least two over the age of 14.
Agreed that if he was born here, it’s irrelevant.
I have one observation...if Obama was born outside of the US than I think there would be problems with his inauguration, but this nonsense about dual citizenship is pure balderdash. By this standard millions of Americans would lose their citizenship. If a child is born in the US today, he or she is considered to be an American citizen hence anchor babies. The parents can be citizens of anyplace in the world. You can not change the rules ie constitution because you disagree with the results of an election. If you can’t win enough voters, you lose period.
The GOP lost. I watched the hearings on the the auto loan today...the beginning of the GOP presidential loss in 2012. Ohio and other Mid Western states will never vote for another Republican-probably in my lifetime. I will never understand the GOP. However, I don’t really care because after today, listening to the GOP Senators bash manufacturing, I’m voting conservative third party anyway. most likely.