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Evo said:Actually, under US citizenship law, it doesn't matter where he was born because his mother was a US Citizen at the time of his birth. So even if it was proven that he was born outside the US, he's still considered a natural born us citizen. I looked it up, it's in another thread. Kenya was a British Commonwealth country when he was born anyway. Any dual citizenship would have made him a British Commonwealth citizen, but the way the law reads, he would have lost that due to not living there and would have become a sole US national.
Any further off topic posts will be deleted. There is a thread where every angle of this was already discussed.
they're both citizens, of course. but i would disagree that McCain fulfills the Constitutional obligation for president. his being born in Panama is a disqualification, IMO.