[xzins]

Senior actually renounced his Canadian citizenship when he received US citizenship (maybe before when he applied), but in his bio he says he renounced Canadian citizenship. Which is additional circumstantial evidence that he renounced his Cuban citizenship when receiving US citizenship. Otherwise, he would have renounced both at that time.

Nope, this says what I've explained, with the exception that US should probably read Canadian right before the "otherwise". Read the "otherwise" section again. It is possible I meant that doing the one at that time meant he would have also renounced the other, but it's more likely I meant the US to read Canadian. The "otherwise" sentence makes clear what I was saying.

I'm not saying it couldn't have been better written, but I think it's pretty clear.

[Brown Deer]

Nope, this says what I've explained, with the exception that US should probably read Canadian right before the "otherwise".

Either it says what you explained with no exceptions or it doesn't say what you said.

It is possible I meant that doing the one at that time meant he would have also renounced the other, but it's more likely I meant the US to read Canadian.

Maybe you did, but I'm not a mindreader.

The "otherwise" sentence makes clear what I was saying.

Nope, not really. In any case, you obviously didn't say, "that his NOT renouncing his Cuban citizenship at the time he renounced his Canadian citizenship is circumstantial evidence that it had already been renounced."

and even if you did, it's not evidence.

btw, 0bama had a bio that said he was born in Kenya. Maybe you should try presenting that as evidence. ;-)