[Vigilanteman]

I really don't like McCain, but this is tinfoil hat stuff. If both parents are U.S. citizens and the birth abroad is duly registered with the U.S. Consulate or Embassy in the country, then it is the same as a natural born U.S. Citizen.

This is exactly what we were told when we registered my Japan-born daughter in Tokyo-- something we had to do in order to get a passport, something we needed to get her a Japanese visa. She has a really cool looking State Department birth certificate to prove it.

[babble-on]

My daughter has the same thing, only she was born in Germany. I was never clear on whether she could be president though. Thanks for the post.