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Come on now, allmendream, surely you didn't come unprepared to answer questions and support your position, did you?

@How many citizen parents, in your opinion, does a person need to have in order to be a natural born citizen?

What US law in particular are @you talking about?

Or are you just going to slink away without answering?

I answered both questions. Because your reading comprehension skills are sub-par I will repeat my answers.

One need not have any citizen parents to be a natural born citizen - as is the case with Marco Rubio.

All U.S. law pertaining to U.S. citizenship at birth is what I am talking about.

Now are you going to slink away without answering where in our Constitution or U.S. law you find any basis for there being U.S. citizens at birth that are not natural born?

Where is “native born” mentioned in the U.S. Constitution?

Where is there anywhere in U.S. law a procedure for naturalization that includes the mere act of being born?

Being born a U.S. citizen is not a naturalization procedure as spelled out under the Constitutional power granted to Congress to have a uniform rule for naturalization.

Naturalization procedures, as outlined under the granted power in the Constitution - include a legal procedure and oaths sworn.

Would you have me believe that Marco Rubio being born a U.S. citizen was him being “naturalized” as a citizen?

Where is the law pertaining to naturalization that includes automatic naturalization at birth?