[Question Liberal Authority]

Is there a loophole in the Constitution which allows a person born in, say, Kenya, to become President of the United States?

[C210N]

There does indeed seem to be a loophole that allows an interim appointed “senator” to continue voting even after his successor has been duly elected by the people.

[Star Traveler]

You were saying ...

Is there a loophole in the Constitution which allows a person born in, say, Kenya, to become President of the United States?

There's a loophole that doesn't require a birth certificate to be shown... :-)

That's why I've been advocating that the states pass legislation making it mandatory in that state for a candidate to produce his birth certificate or else he cannot be on the ballot in that state. That would close up that loophole in the Constitution...

[hattend]

Is there a loophole in the Constitution which allows a person born in, say, Kenya, to become President of the United States?

The answer is self evident.

[Blood of Tyrants]

The loophole is that no one ever thought that there would be a need to have someone prove that they are a natural born citizen, therefore it was never defined legally nor was an entity put into place to verify it.