AnswersYahoo.com is wrong: Birthers question the eligibility of Republicans as well. Please, post your answers in Answers.Yahoo.com
Posted on | May 8, 2013 | 2 Comments
Why is it that the birthers never go after Republicans? – Yahoo …
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May 8th, 2013 @ 7:00 am
I am a proud ‘birther’, who have written in different blogs, including this one, as to the fact that Rubio and Cruz cannot be considered ‘natural born citizen’, and therefore should not aspire to be presidents.
The problem I have with Liberal and Conservatives, which for 5 years have been mute about Obama’s lack of proper credentials in this important requirement found in Article II of the Constitution, is that now everybody and their granmothers, have jumped into this bandwagon against these two gentlemen, while disregarding this core issue for five years. That is an cowardly and hypocritical position, and you can quote me on this.
May 8th, 2013 @ 11:08 pm
Cruz and Rubio are BOTH CITIZENS, but NOT natural born citizens. Cruz was born to an American Citizen Mother, in Candad, making him a citizen. Rubio was born in Florida, making him a CITIZEN, but NOT natural born, as his parents were BOTH Cuban Exiles at the time of his birth. The Constitution says NATURAL born, which, if you research what that meant at the time of the founders, you had to be born IN the country to TWO citizen parents at the time of the birth.