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Yes. And I hope Hillary Clinton, who started the whole birther movement, thinks so, too.
neither clinton or her campaign ever did anything to promote birtherism. some of her supporters, the PUMAs, were among the early birthers but they were not the first nor were they connected to clinton or her campaign.
Obamas presidency is coming to an end so this is the time to check who still thinks he was not born in America.
This is not a public poll so you can choose what you really think ( think the silent majority). This is like how some people don't want to admit in public that they are Trump supporters.
His bio on his book jacket for 15 years said Kenya.
His bio on his book jacket for 15 years said Kenya.
wrong. it was not the bio on his book jacket.
the bio was in a trade-pamphlet promoting the literary agency. it was written by mariam goderich who has claimed responsibility for the error. the same pamphlet also got wrong the year tip o'neil became speaker of the house in his bio.
no, we have evidence that an adult ( most likely lolo soetoro ) registered him in school at the age of 6 as soetoro. it's a pretty big leap to believe that registration meant obama had legally changed his name.
I've explained this before, but merely being "American" isn't enough. The requirement is "natural born citizen," and here's why...
The problem is that being born outside the U.S. in a country with birthright citizenship, and/or to a foreign citizen parent (regardless of birth location, U.S. or abroad) whose country of nationality has jus sanguinis (right of blood) citizenship laws regardless of place of birth, automatically confers conflicting citizenship and allegiance, which sets up a host of other problems.
This was a very interesting, educational, and well-written post. I thank you for it.
The problem is, there is no legal precedent whatsoever for your conclusion.
This was a very interesting, educational, and well-written post. I thank you for it.
The problem is, there is no legal precedent whatsoever for your conclusion.
Yes, there is. After the grandfather clause presidents at the beginning of US history, and Chester Arthur (he hid his father's status as a foreigner at the time of his birth), none of the US presidents were born dual citizens until Obama.
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