[Windflier]

In a copy of the handwritten copy of the Constitution that I have, the "L" and "N" of "the Law of Nations" in Article I, Section 8 is most definitely capitalized.

Hmmm..... Looks like Applewood Books of Bedford, MA is guilty of a rather glaring oversight. They didn't capitalize those two words in my pocket edition of the US Constitution (ISBN 1-55709-105-6).

[Red Steel]

Hmmm..... Looks like Applewood Books of Bedford, MA is guilty of a rather glaring oversight. They didn't capitalize those two words in my pocket edition of the US Constitution (ISBN 1-55709-105-6).

My excellent copy of the Constitution that I downloaded from Congress's website (not there anymore) also has the "Law of Nations" in capital letters.

The left has been doing a subtle campaign to change the meaning and intent of the Constitution for who knows how long.

In my hands I have a copy of "America's Constitution ; A Biography" written by Akhil Reed Amar who is a member of the Yale Law School faculty. He has "written widely" on constitutional issues for the New York and LA Times and the Washington Post.

Amar wrote on page 164, "Early America's evident concerns about presidential dynasties also lurked beneath Article II's most questionable eligibility rule: its requirement that a president be a "natural born Citizen" -- that is, a citizen at the time of his birth.⁹¹ By gererally prohibiting immigrant-turned-citizen from the presidency...."

The footnote Amar cites is Jill A. Pryor's publishing "The Natural-Born Citizen Clause and Presidential Eligibility: An Approach for Resolving Two Hundred Years of Uncertainty" Yale Law Journal 97 (1988):881.

Pryor is a tool and probable loon for the left. They are an insidious crowd. See below:

"

Jill Pryor

Attorney
Bondurant Mixson & Elmore

Updated
Q1/2008
Barack Obama
$3,600

1630 W SUSSEX RD
Atlanta GA

Jill Pryor

Donation of $3,100 to Presidential elections 2008

Jill Pryor

Attorney
Bondurant Mixson

Updated
Q2/2007
Barack Obama
$3,100

1630 W SUSSEX RD NE
Atlanta GA"

[bgill]

On page 6 of the Pocket Version of the Constitution of the United States printed under the direction of the Joint Committee on Printing (House and Senate), House Concurrent Resolution 190 (submitted by Rep. Brady), U.S. House of Representatives, 110th Congress, 1st Session, July 25, 2007 the “N” and the “L” are capitalized.