[Kansas58]

Obvious of what?

I have little patience for false statements. I do not care if that is obvious. I want that to be obvious.

Jindal is a Natural Born Citizen. If YOU do not want to support him, for POTUS, that is your right.

However, Jindal IS a Natural Born Citizen, by every single definition of every reputable Constitutional Scholar who has ever studied the issue.

[MHGinTN]

Typical liberal tactic, establish what will be the interpretation of the Constitution by concensus of the loudest voices, like you. When the Subpreme Court settles the Constitutional meaning of natural born citizen as it applies to the eligibility for president, THEN you will be relevant. Until then, making empty claims is merely your specious opinion.

[so_real]

"by every single definition of every reputable Constitutional Scholar who has ever studied the issue"

Citation required ... This statement is egregious. I showed you the words of Morrison Remick Waite. Would you argue he is not reputable or scholarly? Is John Bingham, who said "every human being born within the jurisdiction of the United States of parents not owing allegiance to any foreign sovereignty is, in the language of your Constitution itself, a natural born citizen" reputable and scholarly? I completely disagree with your personal definition of natural born, but I'm willing to hear your side up until you toss glittering, and erroneous, generalities into the mix.