No. It does not mean that. If Cruz gets the nomination, democrats will file federal cases. I read that Alan Grayson said he has one ready to file if that occurs. Get used to it. I do not see how Cruz can be US NBC when he was in fact born a NBC Canadian. I am guessing the issue will be moot as he will not be the nominee but if he is the nominee, there will be legal stuff going on. You can bet on it.
He's not. But, what people lose sight of is that the courts don't care about the law, when the law stands in the way of progress (as in "progressive"). I do agree there will be legal stuff (court action) going on, but the courts are not going to apply precedent to this case. The public at large won't know the difference.
A couple of really bad assumptions in there.
1. Ted Cruz was a citizen of Canada purely by virtue of Canada's statutory regime, not an NBC, as he had no abiding connection to Canada by descent, a necessary requirement for traditional NBC status. 2. He was also a US Citizen as defined in OUR statutes, the ones that count in this country (we are not Canada and are not bound by their laws). 3. No Federal court will take jurisdiction over the case because they have none, Alan Grayson (the idiot) be damned. 4. Here's what YOU can bet on: Cruz WILL be the nominee, any effort to have him declared ineligible will fail utterly and quickly, and he will go on to be elected and serve as one of the greatest Presidents of our history.
The fact that the Canadians granted him citizenship is not relevant to what this country decided to do. We are not governed by Canadian law.