“Quit beating a dead horse.”
The issue of natural born citizenship and access to any nation’s most critical executive power can never constitute “beating a dead horse.” People tend to die in small and large numbers when a society allows this power to be unlawfully usurped.
“Eligibility will NOT be a factor for Cruz or Rubio being president other than unnecessary harping on the issue which will either be quickly resolved or never come up at all when it matters.”
Whether it occurs in this election cycle or another succession event a century or longer from now, what happened in 2008 to the present is going to play a major role in the further subversion and destruction of the U.S. Republic and the Bill of Rights. Obama, Cruz, Rubio and others will be confronted with this betrayal and its consequences down through history. It will not be forgotten, and it is only a matter of time before the people who are still subverting this fundamental principle will suffer punishment for their corruption, whether or not that includes the current perpetrators. This citizenship corruption is very serious business that is already costing Americans thousands of innocent lives.
“If it bothers you, by all means do not support either of them. But the issue has been endlessly discussed and the majority are NOT going to see it your way.”
On the contrary, public opinion flips over night very often, especially when they discover that they have been played as suckers and losers by these politicians. Natural born citizenship is an integral part of Natural law, which is not something you can conceal or deny indefinitely. The public is going to realize the truth and will be very unforgiving towards the people who deceived the to gain political power.
I have to concede this point. You have the right to continue making your case. Whether I am tired of debating it is irrelevant.
And it is an important enough issue that more agreement should be reached among conservatives.
While you are right that people sometimes change their minds, I am skeptical that anything close to universal agreement will be reached at any time in the future.