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The U.S. is a by blood nation and not a by soil nation like others (Canada). Kings did by soil. Born on their soil, they own you (subject). The founders rejected that and made natural born citizenship a blood thing. It doesn’t matter where you are born, it matters who are your parents. In the early days it was just the blood of the father. Later it could also be the blood of the mother with stipulations on her age, etc. Cruz passes this test. Obama does not. Remember it is not where you are born but who your parents are. Obama’s mother could not pass on her citizenship at the time Obama was born. And since I bet that he was never naturalized, he is not even a citizen. Since this also blows up the whole anchor baby issue, the dems will fight tooth and nail against it.

The one key word everyone works so hard to hide is that natural born citizenship is passed on ONLY when the child is of TWO (TWO, TWO, TWO, TWO, TWO, TWO, TWO, TWO, TWO, 2, 2, 2, 2,) parentS (SSSSSSSSSS) that where BOTH US citizens at the time of the child's birth. One doesn't cut it.

You will be a child of natural birth and US citizenship conferred upon the child and not having to go through all the naturalization processes if you are born of one US citizen parent. But you are not a natural born citizen, just a US citizen that endured a natural birth. There is a difference. Words mean things when the law gets involved instead of politics and imagery, hopes and wishes, a wink and a nod.