[Vendome]

Great post and illustrates there is in fact a definition of NBC.

I had considered writing regarding this but your post Exactly explains the construct of Constitutional requirements.

Thanks.

[azkathy]

You know, I have wondered if the reason Obama hasn’t ordered more troops could have something to do with this eligibility issue.

Reason being, if he is proven to be a fraud, and sent troops into harms way and say one of them got killed, would he be guilty of murder? Knowingly putting someone in the line of fire when he wasn’t eligible to do so. Would that be considered “pre-meditated”?

[mlo]

"Great post and illustrates there is in fact a definition of NBC."

Nobody said there wasn't one. That's not in dispute. Nor is it in dispute that the framer's had a reason for putting it in.

[BP2]

The sycophants on the Left keep saying there is no commonly-accepted definition of "natural born Citizen" used by the Framers. Most of us have seen what Vattel had to say on the subject in "The Law of Nations" (NOTE: nativeS, citizenS, parentS):

Vattel's "The Law of Nations" is THE reference the Framers used to construct the
Declaration of Independence & US Constitution, as Ben Franklin reveals:

So SIGNIFICANT was "The Law of Nations" to our Founders that it was ONE of the
ONLY TWO books purchased by Congress for use in writing laws in the 1700s:

... There REALLY is no debate as to HOW the Framers,
many of whom were immigrants, defined "natural born Citizen", or
WHO the Framers turned to define "natural born Citizen" ...