11-30-2008, 05:34 PM
swampy wrote:
[quote=will2000]
I'm with Swampy on this. There is enough suspicion that this needs to be cleared up. If he was clearly born in the US, we'll all support the new president, and in the (small) chance that it shows he was born outside the US, his election should be null and void. What does the Constitution says about such an event?
Will, like Arnold S, would need an amendment before he can run for prez.
Will, it's not only a question of being born in the US. There is the whole issue of his citizenship as an Indonesian. We have seen nothing to verify that he ever gave that up and swore an oath of allegiance to the USA at age 18 as required for US citizenship.
There is no such requirement. Just another assertion of yours parroting the lunatic fringe who can not even point to any such law or regulation in the US Code. Traveling on a step-parent's passport does not equal citizenship in that parent's country.