[Jim Noble]

It would be nice to get a USSC interpretation of the NBC clause.

[NeoCaveman]

It’s good to get this settled now.

I think it will be settled in favor of these four American candidates.

[Fresh Wind]

Aw, Jeez, not this Obama again.

[mlo]

If someone is born in the US the status of their parents is irrelevant.

[Mr Rogers]

Apart from the legal errors, we’ve had Obama as President since 2009. Given that, it is time to give the whole “need two citizens for parents” crap a flush!

[Patton@Bastogne]

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Why did Ann Coulter repeat this absurd claim that Ted Cruz isn't eligible ?

Qui Bono ?

1) “Donald Trump was just elected president” ... Ann Coulter, after the Paris attacks ...

2) Yeb Bush ... so irrelevant it doesn’t matter ...

3) Marco Rubio ...

4) Ann Coulter as Presidential Spokeswoman for POTUS Marco Rubio ?

5) Scott Walker gets a cabinet post in Yeb-Rubio's administration ?

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[morphing libertarian]

The supreme court in it’s infinite wisdom turned down how many opportunities to answer this question during the last 7 years. So here we go again. They will take a case however against republicans.

[Nero Germanicus]

“Trump names Cruz when asked about VP spot”
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/260492-trump-names-cruz-when-asked-about-vp-spot

[JediJones]

Rick Santorum - NOT an NBC. He was born in the U.S. to a father who was an Italian citizen not naturalized at the time of Rick Santorum's birth.

LOL! That's a new one. An American mom gives birth to a child on an American soil and the baby's not a citizen? If only his mom had just said she didn't know who the father was, he could've been an NBC? Missed it by that much!