[RobbyS]

I had three children born at Landstuhl Army Hospital in Germany. The place was a baby-factory and probably forty babies a month were “dropped” there. So there are (by my reckoning )more than 20,000 Americans who are not qualified to be president according to their theory. What gets me is that these people are reading back the 14th Amendment into the original document.

[Vermont Lt]

My sister was born in Tokyo in 1954. Because she was not born in the army hospital, she held dual citizenship until she was 21. Sounds cool. But it was a pain in the ass the first time she needed to prove citizenship for her passport. For some reason the would not accept her army paperwork, so she had to get docs from the Japanese Embassy.

[DiogenesLamp]

I had three children born at Landstuhl Army Hospital in Germany. The place was a baby-factory and probably forty babies a month were “dropped” there. So there are (by my reckoning )more than 20,000 Americans who are not qualified to be president according to their theory.

Not true. The natural law philosophy (the one under which our country was founded) encompasses this circumstance.

From Emmerich Vattel's principles of natural law: