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To: null and void

There are so many theories going around I can’t keep them straight. Some are saying his parents weren’t married and that he was born in Kenya. My point was in that instance, he would be a natural born US citizen. It doesn’t make sense that an unwed mother could have a US citizen child born in a foreign country, but a married mother couldn’t if she was under 19. That is strange.


127 posted on 08/26/2008 11:46:46 AM PDT by Crystal Cove
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To: Crystal Cove

Yeah. It’s the law. Sometimes.

The idea being that if the mother has chosen to marry a foreign national and live in Foreignationalistan, her clear intent is to raise the kid as a Foreignationalistani, not as an American.

Stanley Ann married not one but TWO Foreignationalistanis and raised Barry Soetoro in Indonesia, while assuring the neighbors that he was Irian, and therefore a native born Indonesian.

Her intent was pretty clearly not for him to be or think of himself as an American.


129 posted on 08/26/2008 11:59:05 AM PDT by null and void (Obama/Biden: It's a no-brainer)
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