[novemberslady]

The Canadian-born Cruz must prove that he did not falsely certify his eligibility for office.

Should not be a problem...

Cruz's ballot eligibility is also being challenged in California, Maryland, Montana, Nebraska, Oregon, South Dakota, and Washington

If he proves it in NJ, these other states will accept it as proof, won't they...

Once he's put that not eligible question to bed, he has no other hurdle to legitimately winning the election, except voters...

[thoughtomator]

> If he proves it in NJ, these other states will accept it as proof, won’t they...

IF the issue is actually adjudicated and he so proves, yes.

IF the case is dismissed like the last case on this topic instead of heard, no.

[Mollypitcher1]

If he proves it in NJ, these other states will accept it as proof, won’t they...
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Nope!

[Balding_Eagle]

Once he's put that not eligible question to bed, he has no other hurdle

You are exactly correct,

It will be definitively determined, even if it takes all year.

[Segovia]

how is it that all these frivolous charges about Cruz’ citizenship status are being heard? When the same was said of Baraq Obamugabee, NO ON HAD STANDING to challenge him!

After eight years of a f’n Kenyan running this country into the ground, I DON’T WANT TO HEAR ANY of this SHIT.

[itsahoot]

Should not be a problem...

It will be a huge problem if he tries to explain his current birth certificate, not the Canadian one.

[Moseley]

“If he proves it in NJ, these other states will accept it as proof, won’t they...:”

Other way, around. Ted Cruz has already won in all the other States.