Steve_McGarrett
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He does!He doesn't have to.No. He has been unable to produce a original 53 year old birth certificate.can he produce a long form birth certificate?they didn't make an exception. nobody can. either it's law or not. either it's settled law or not. i have said from the beginning,It's a credit to republicans that Cruz's birth and personal history is open to the public. Too bad democrats don't have the same consideration for the American public. John McCain was not born in the continental US but they made an exception because his father was a Navy Admiral and he was born in the Panama Canal Zone.
He's as eligible as Obama
there, someone finally named it.
I would argue that he can. The founders clearly recognized the legislatures authority to designate someone a natural born citizen. As they did in their changes to naturalization law.
Well, our laws recognize only two types of citizens: natural born (citizens at birth) and naturalized (citizens after birth). There is no third type.
Since Cruz was a US citizen at birth, he's natural born.