Breaking: Donald Trump Questions Anchor Baby Marco Rubio's Eligibility To Be President

[Steve_McGarrett]

Anchor babies are anchor babies because they are natural born citizens, thus giving the parents who are not citizens some legitimacy (an anchor) to be in the US. The amount of legitimacy is debatable.

Wrong. Anchor babies are not natural born citizens.

You can think that all you want. The US government says they are citizens by birth.

What statute? Be specific.

 

[JoeMoma]

Anchor babies are anchor babies because they are natural born citizens, thus giving the parents who are not citizens some legitimacy (an anchor) to be in the US. The amount of legitimacy is debatable.

Wrong. Anchor babies are not natural born citizens.

You can think that all you want. The US government says they are citizens by birth.

What statute? Be specific.

The US government says they are citizens by its actions. They are given citizenship by birth without having to go through the NATURALIZATION process.

There is no specific statute other than how the government currently interprets the constitution. Thousands if not millions of children of illegals that have been born in the United States have been granted citizenship over the years. Thus, precedent has been set.

Perhaps all the levels of government are wrong to treat these people as citizens. If so, what are you going to do about it?

 

[frigidweirdo]

The article says, “Rubio was born in Miami. That makes him a natural born U.S. citizen under the Constitution.” It would be nice if the author could specifically quote the exact passage in the Constitution where it says anchor babies born to foreign nationals within the borders of this country are defined as natural born U.S. citizens.

Trump 'slam dunk' tweet questions Rubio's eligibility to run

Maybe if Trump had realistic policies, he wouldn't need to care about putting the other candidates down But he knows his supporters prefer this to actual real life policies that might actually do some good.

 

[Unkotare]

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

 

[Muhammed]

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

 

[Unkotare]

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

 

[Steve_McGarrett]

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

The 14th Amendment does not mention the term 'natural born Citizen'.

 

[Unkotare]

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

The 14th Amendment does not mention the term 'natural born Citizen'.

Did you see the word "born,"genius?

 

[Steve_McGarrett]

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

The 14th Amendment does not mention the term 'natural born Citizen'.

Did you see the word "born,"genius?

Show me in the words 'natural born Citizen' in the 14th Amendment like it is shown in Article 2 Section 1 of the Constitution.

 

[Muhammed]

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

A natural born citizen of the USA is a person who was born in the USA to parents who are U.S. citizens......

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

The 14th Amendment does not mention the term 'natural born Citizen'.

Did you see the word "born,"genius?

That's irrelevant. You need to brush up on your reading comprehension skills.

 

[Unkotare]

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

That last prepositional phrase makes your statement incorrect.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

The 14th Amendment does not mention the term 'natural born Citizen'.

Did you see the word "born,"genius?

That's irrelevant. You need to brush up on your reading comprehension skills.

I'm all set on that, thanks. Just like I'm all set with US History and the Constitution, whereas you and Tweedle Dumb there are reduced to grasping at straws.

 

[Muhammed]

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

Could you explain the reasoning that you used to come to that conclusion?

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.
Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

The 14th Amendment does not mention the term 'natural born Citizen'.

Did you see the word "born,"genius?

That's irrelevant. You need to brush up on your reading comprehension skills.

I'm all set on that, thanks. Just like I'm all set with US History and the Constitution, whereas you and Tweedle Dumb there are reduced to grasping at straws.

Projection.

 

[Unkotare]

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Bullshit. The 14th Amendment doesn't say anything about who is a natural born citizen. You are displaying your ignorance of US history.

The 14th Amendment does not stipulate that the parents of someone born on US soil must be US citizens for that child to be a natural born citizen. Thus, your sentence-final prepositional phrase adds inaccurate and misleading information which renders your statement incorrect as a whole.

Your reasoning is flawed because the 14th amendment doesn't say anything about the subject. You are showing your ignorance of US history.

We learned what the term "natural born citizen" meant and where it came from way back in 9th grade American history class. Either your history teacher sucked, you were just an awful student or didn't learn anything about the subject for some other reason. One can only speculate about you never learned anything about the U.S. Constitution.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States," you idiot.

The 14th Amendment does not mention the term 'natural born Citizen'.

Did you see the word "born,"genius?

That's irrelevant. You need to brush up on your reading comprehension skills.

I'm all set on that, thanks. Just like I'm all set with US History and the Constitution, whereas you and Tweedle Dumb there are reduced to grasping at straws.

Projection.

Of what?