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The biggest joke to ever seek the Whitehouse is not funny anymore and hes still IN the Whitehouse. Yes, ues I am a "birther" and very proud to defend the Constitution. But I learned that no one will listen because of so many personal and political ajendas. So many people don't understand and there is way to little time.So I am a birther...yes. Suck it up buttercup.
The biggest joke to ever seek the Whitehouse is not funny anymore and hes still IN the Whitehouse. Yes, yes I am a "birther" and very proud to defend the Constitution. But I have learned that no one will listen because of so many personal and political ajendas. So many people don't understand and there is way to little time. So I am a birther...yes.
Suck it up buttercup.
You have not legitimate proof of anything. The Constitution is very clear.
You have not legitimate proof of anything. The Constitution is very clear.
His father was never resident in the USA. And no you can't use his step father.
Who's the middle school drop out now...
His communist father never left Kenya.
Just because you read it on the internet dosn't make it true. All of those web pages were manufactured after the fact. I was watching this BEFORE those pages were manufactured. You must really think everyone you meet is stupid...
His father was never resident in the USA. And no you can't use his step father.
Who's the middle school drop out now...
His communist father never left Kenya.
Yeah, that's not the constitution. That's just you talking shit. Show us the 'very clear' definition of 'natural born citizenship' in the Constitution.
And yes, Obama's father did leave Kenya. He was an student in the US, specifically Hawaii.
I'm starting to get the impression that you don't know what you're talking about.
Here is why Ted doesn't meet the qualifications of Article 2 Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution to be eligible for President. Cruz did not inherit citizenship from his mother, he is a U.S. citizen because at birth he fulfilled the requirements established by Congress.
Prior to May 24, 1934 the uniform Rule of Naturalization did not allow a person to acquire U.S. citizenship at birth if they were born outside the U.S. to a citizen mother and a non citizen father; during that time, persons born outside of the U.S. could only acquire citizenship at birth if thei
If it takes a 1952 Naturalization statute to make you a Citizen, you're not natural born, you're naturalized.Yes, it made Cruz a naturalized citizen at birth.Here is why Ted doesn't meet the qualifications of Article 2 Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution to be eligible for President. Cruz did not inherit citizenship from his mother, he is a U.S. citizen because at birth he fulfilled the requirements established by Congress.
Prior to May 24, 1934 the uniform Rule of Naturalization did not allow a person to acquire U.S. citizenship at birth if they were born outside the U.S. to a citizen mother and a non citizen father; during that time, persons born outside of the U.S. could only acquire citizenship at birth if their father was a citizen of the U.S. but not to a father who had never resided in the United States.
Ted Cruz was born in Canada after the 1934 date to a U.S. citizen mother and a non U.S. citizen father, he acquired citizenship at birth under the uniform Rule of Naturalization that was in effect at the time of his birth.
Ted Cruz cannot be a natural born Citizen if a person born prior to May 24, 1934 with the same birth circumstances was not even a citizen of the United States.
The Constitution gives Congress the Power to establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization, it does not give Congress the Power over who is a "natural born Citizen. A "natural born Citizen" today is the same as who a "natural born Citizen" was when the term was inserted into the Constitution, it can only be changed by Constitutional Amendment.
Ted Cruz is not a "natural born Citizen"; if he were, then persons born prior to the 1934 date would also of been. Because, Congress does not have Power over who is a "natural born Citizen" they only have the Power to establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization and the Rule they established prior to the 1934 date only allowed persons born abroad to a U.S. citizen father to acquire citizenship at birth as long as their father had been a resident of the U.S.
Therefore Ted Cruz is not a "natural born Citizen".
Cruz was born under the 1952 Naturalization Act which superseded the 1934 act. Making your claims irrelevant.
It supersedes the 1934 law.....which you knew. But really hoped we didn't.
Just because you read it on the internet dosn't make it true. All of those web pages were manufactured after the fact. I was watching this BEFORE those pages were manufactured. You must really think everyone you meet is stupid...
I got my information before it became a political hot potato. And before the left started flooding us with misinformation. My information was unaccosted by political demogogary. So you go ahead and believe what you want. But I had the truth before you knew it was a question.
Here is why Ted doesn't meet the qualifications of Article 2 Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution to be eligible for President. Cruz did not inherit citizenship from his mother, he is a U.S. citizen because at birth he fulfilled the requirements established by Congress.
Prior to May 24, 1934 the uniform Rule of Naturalization did not allow a person to acquire U.S. citizenship at birth if they were born outside the U.S. to a citizen mother and a non citizen father; during that time, persons born outside of the U.S. could only acquire citizenship at birth if theiIf it takes a 1952 Naturalization statute to make you a Citizen, you're not natural born, you're naturalized.Yes, it made Cruz a naturalized citizen at birth.Here is why Ted doesn't meet the qualifications of Article 2 Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution to be eligible for President. Cruz did not inherit citizenship from his mother, he is a U.S. citizen because at birth he fulfilled the requirements established by Congress.
Prior to May 24, 1934 the uniform Rule of Naturalization did not allow a person to acquire U.S. citizenship at birth if they were born outside the U.S. to a citizen mother and a non citizen father; during that time, persons born outside of the U.S. could only acquire citizenship at birth if their father was a citizen of the U.S. but not to a father who had never resided in the United States.
Ted Cruz was born in Canada after the 1934 date to a U.S. citizen mother and a non U.S. citizen father, he acquired citizenship at birth under the uniform Rule of Naturalization that was in effect at the time of his birth.
Ted Cruz cannot be a natural born Citizen if a person born prior to May 24, 1934 with the same birth circumstances was not even a citizen of the United States.
The Constitution gives Congress the Power to establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization, it does not give Congress the Power over who is a "natural born Citizen. A "natural born Citizen" today is the same as who a "natural born Citizen" was when the term was inserted into the Constitution, it can only be changed by Constitutional Amendment.
Ted Cruz is not a "natural born Citizen"; if he were, then persons born prior to the 1934 date would also of been. Because, Congress does not have Power over who is a "natural born Citizen" they only have the Power to establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization and the Rule they established prior to the 1934 date only allowed persons born abroad to a U.S. citizen father to acquire citizenship at birth as long as their father had been a resident of the U.S.
Therefore Ted Cruz is not a "natural born Citizen".
Cruz was born under the 1952 Naturalization Act which superseded the 1934 act. Making your claims irrelevant.
It supersedes the 1934 law.....which you knew. But really hoped we didn't.
My previous post is accurate.Here is why Ted doesn't meet the qualifications of Article 2 Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution to be eligible for President. Cruz did not inherit citizenship from his mother, he is a U.S. citizen because at birth he fulfilled the requirements established by Congress.
Prior to May 24, 1934 the uniform Rule of Naturalization did not allow a person to acquire U.S. citizenship at birth if they were born outside the U.S. to a citizen mother and a non citizen father; during that time, persons born outside of the U.S. could only acquire citizenship at birth if theiIf it takes a 1952 Naturalization statute to make you a Citizen, you're not natural born, you're naturalized.Yes, it made Cruz a naturalized citizen at birth.Here is why Ted doesn't meet the qualifications of Article 2 Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution to be eligible for President. Cruz did not inherit citizenship from his mother, he is a U.S. citizen because at birth he fulfilled the requirements established by Congress.
Prior to May 24, 1934 the uniform Rule of Naturalization did not allow a person to acquire U.S. citizenship at birth if they were born outside the U.S. to a citizen mother and a non citizen father; during that time, persons born outside of the U.S. could only acquire citizenship at birth if their father was a citizen of the U.S. but not to a father who had never resided in the United States.
Ted Cruz was born in Canada after the 1934 date to a U.S. citizen mother and a non U.S. citizen father, he acquired citizenship at birth under the uniform Rule of Naturalization that was in effect at the time of his birth.
Ted Cruz cannot be a natural born Citizen if a person born prior to May 24, 1934 with the same birth circumstances was not even a citizen of the United States.
The Constitution gives Congress the Power to establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization, it does not give Congress the Power over who is a "natural born Citizen. A "natural born Citizen" today is the same as who a "natural born Citizen" was when the term was inserted into the Constitution, it can only be changed by Constitutional Amendment.
Ted Cruz is not a "natural born Citizen"; if he were, then persons born prior to the 1934 date would also of been. Because, Congress does not have Power over who is a "natural born Citizen" they only have the Power to establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization and the Rule they established prior to the 1934 date only allowed persons born abroad to a U.S. citizen father to acquire citizenship at birth as long as their father had been a resident of the U.S.
Therefore Ted Cruz is not a "natural born Citizen".
Cruz was born under the 1952 Naturalization Act which superseded the 1934 act. Making your claims irrelevant.
It supersedes the 1934 law.....which you knew. But really hoped we didn't.
If your babble about the 1934 law was accurate, you wouldn't have had to abandon any mention of it. And start attacking the 1952 law.
You knew the 1952 law superceded the 1934 law. You just really hoped we didn't.