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To: one guy in new jersey; MayflowerMadam
She supported a Socialist in a recent election. She worships the pagan gods of Hinduism. She really does not have a conservative bone in her body.

That has nothing to do with whether she is constitutionally eligible for the presidency.

She wasn’t born in the United States but instead in a mere territory.

So was Barry Goldwater. So was John McCain -- at best.

Sovereigns historically have swapped territories back and forth like trading cards.

125 years and counting for American Samoa. We may have to give up Hawaii someday. That doesn't make Hawaiians less American. In Gabbard's case, both of her parents were American and she was born on US territory. If Goldwater and McCain were eligible so is she.

73 posted on 05/25/2024 6:16:17 AM PDT by x
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“That has nothing to do with whether she is constitutionally eligible for the presidency.”

That’s true. But sometimes a person has to use the brain God gave him and call on the powers of discernment.

I’m sure there are thousands of Satanists in the US who are Constitutionally qualified for the presidency. I wouldn’t want one as PDJT’s running mate. But that’s just me and YMMV.


74 posted on 05/25/2024 6:25:09 AM PDT by MayflowerMadam (Navarro didn't kill himself.)
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To: x

Goldwater and McCain were both ineligible non-NBCs.


84 posted on 05/25/2024 7:29:56 AM PDT by one guy in new jersey
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To: x

“...We may have to give up Hawaii someday. ...”

And we might make American Samoa a U.S. state someday.

/s


90 posted on 05/25/2024 7:47:54 AM PDT by one guy in new jersey
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