[jamese777]

It is not even the fact of whether he was born in America or not. His father is not from here and that right there disqualifies him to hold the highest office in the land.

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Where in the Constitution does it say that? Or where in any law of the United States does it say that your father has to be from here in order to be a natural born citizen?
The 14th Amendment to the Constitution says that “all persons BORN or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.”
“Born citizens” can be president and “naturalized” citizens cannot.

[melancholy]

“Born citizens” can be president and “naturalized” citizens cannot.

Therefore, if a naturalized citizen tries to run in '12, he/she will be refused a place on the ballot. If he/she sues as an injured party with standing, demanding that, all candidates MUST prove their US birth beyond doubt.

0bagger will have no problem showing his long form as others must show ORIGINAL BCs, right?

That's precisely why he'll not dare to run in '12, proving that the "nutty birthers" were right about their crazy theory. An aide could have put that theory to sleep in a matter of hours without 0b0z0 scarifying any golf time.

[little jeremiah]

PLease refer to post 228, it settles the question. I can’t copy it because it’s some kind of graphic that I can’t do.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2513818/posts?page=228#2228

Bushpilot1 found something quite interesting.

[rolling_stone]

So is McCain a Natural Born Citizen?

[rambo316]

Obama Sr. was a subject of the British crown. That would have made the Usurper a dual citizen at birth. Where in the Constitution does it guarantee that?

[rambo316]

Where in the Constitution does it say that you can be a dual citizen and president of the United States of America?