[libh8er]

My thought is that her parents were NOT citizens at the time she was born, therefore she is not eligible. Similar to Obama.

That's the view of NBC conspiracy theorists who cannot point to "their" definition of NBC. She was born in the US, therefore like Vivek she is eligible. That she is a horrible choice for president is a separate matter.

Questions about Obama's eligibility on the other hand were due to lack of a birth certificate, not parents' citizenship status.

[JSM_Liberty]

“Questions about Obama’s eligibility on the other hand were due to lack of a birth certificate, not parents’ citizenship status. “

Not quite, the Obama stuff was originally about the birth certificate and then switched to the two parents thing after he produced the birth certificate.

[DiogenesLamp]

That's the view of NBC conspiracy theorists who cannot point to "their" definition of NBC.

First of all, it's not a "conspiracy theory." That's just a term people like to toss out to discredit people without going through the hard work of proving them wrong.

Secondly, I am going to point you to the correct definition right *HERE*. Look at footnote 12 in this Pennsylvania law book from 1817.

Where was the Constitutional convention held? Oh yeah, that's right. PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA!

Rest of the book in case anyone wants to see it.