[SJackson]

Not worth the arguement. She's a system under the 14th. The provision subject to the jurisdiction thereof generally only government employees, in this case Jamaica and India, don't get birthright citizenship. Enough issues to address without going here.

That said, my guess the founders would have said no, they did distinguish natural born citizen from citizen based on concerns of loyalty.

[mastertex]

She is not a natural born citizen....

[Pendergast]

Agreed. This is the worse choice that Biden could have made. So many legitimate things to go after her on. This argument regarding eligibility will go nowhere and take up way too much time in discussion and fighting. Better to spend our time on things that will make a difference and that is to go after her politics. Eligibility is not a hill worth dying on.

[odawg]

“She’s a system under the 14th.”

I suppose you meant citizen under the 14th. The 14th says nothing about qualifications for being president, and does not contradict the necessity for being natural born — born of citizen parents. That has been the understanding of the American nation for hundreds of years, and now, all of a sudden, it has become uncool and can’t be figured out.