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"and Barry turns out to be a natural-born citizen all along"

Your not alleging that by simply being born in HI (assuming it's true), that he would then be considered a NBC, are you?

I've yet to find any judicial or legislative writings or opinions that state being born to a foreign national father would mean one is NBC.

Leo's trying (again) to hammer this important point home:

Hawaii Health Department’s Fukino Now Constitutional Lawyer?

"Leo's trying (again) to hammer this important point home:"

So is Mario, of course (that Barry couldn't be NBC, even IF born in HI, assuming BHO sr. is his father):

Washington Times National Weekly, 20 July 2009 issue - Advertorial on Page 9

“Your not alleging that by simply being born in HI (assuming it’s true), that he would then be considered a NBC, are you?”

No! I’m not sure how my words gave that impression. I just said that if it does turn out that Barry is a natural-born citizen (through indisputable evidence that shows it), then...[fill in rest of my original post].

Your not alleging that by simply being born in HI (assuming it’s true), that he would then be considered a NBC, are you?

I’ve yet to find any judicial or legislative writings or opinions that state being born to a foreign national father would mean one is NBC.

Leo’s trying (again) to hammer this important point home:

Hawaii Health Department’s Fukino Now Constitutional Lawyer?

President Chester A. Arthur’s father was born in Ireland and his mother was part American Indian. American Indians were not granted US Citizenship at the time that he became President. Chester A. Arthur himself MAY (I repeat MAY) have been born in Canada.
Altogether six other U.S. presidents had a foreign-born parent. Obama is the first in nearly ninety years, since President Herbert Hoover was inaugurated in 1929.

Andrew Jackson (1829-1837) is the only president born of two immigrants, both Irish. Presidents with one immigrant parent are Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809), whose mother was born in England, James Buchanan (1857-1861) and Chester Arthur (1881-1885), both of whom had Irish fathers, and Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921) and Herbert Hoover (1929-1933), whose mothers were born respectively in England and Canada.