[philman_36]

The Courts and Congress have held it to mean anyone born in the USA, or born abroad of two American parents.
Can you give the cases where that was decided or the statute where it was enacted into law?
I would just take your word for it, but I'd like something more tangible than just your assurances or your word.

[Mr Rogers]

I have given it to you before. Here it is again:

http://www.in.gov/judiciary/opinions/pdf/11120903.ebb.pdf

You don’t have to LIKE their reasoning, but the US Supreme Court refused to hear a similar case in Dec 2008. The Indiana Supreme Court upheld their ruling - and the cases they cite have been part of established law for a long time.

The courts are not going to overturn an election based on your whim.