>>78112022
Constitution says a Jamaican can't serve.

Obama does what the hell he wants to do.

>>78112022
>May the spirits of the USA's founding fathers prevail this election
fuck off with this b8, m8...

if you wanted a constitutionalist republican, you'd have voted for the randlet or become a #curzmissile, not vote for the meme candidate authoritarian Trump.

>>78113504
Our founding fathers make trump look like ghandi as far as authoritarianism goes dude

>>78113504
I like Cruz, but he is not a natural born. Constitutionally he cannot be President. Thanks to Trump Cruz really broke out of his shell.

>>78113620
how so?

>>78113620
Trump put his neck out there. To take the stand he has is brave. Trump did not have to do it. He could have just went along with the 'status quo'.
Hate to say it, Ghandi was a closet muslim.

>>78114604
depends on how you interpret the constitution, many expert constitutional lawyers said that Cruz would qualify to run for president.

The notion that he wouldn't was simply a /pol/ meme.

>>78113620

>after decades in Africa, ghandi came to the conclusion that niggers are inferior to whites and indians (call center, not casino)

>>78114714
With Cruz, entering the grey area with loose interpretation if saying yes. Who is to say that it will stop at Cruz,: it could get more wild down the line. FYI - a number of constitutional lawyers say no to Cruz.

>>78115885
>With Cruz, entering the grey area with loose interpretation if saying yes. Who is to say that it will stop at Cruz,: it could get more wild down the line.
slippery slope fallacy, besides - after Obama, I don't think that that'd be an issue.

>FYI - a number of constitutional lawyers say no to Cruz
Likely because they're pro-Trump/anti-Cruz, realistically, I see nothing wrong with any US citizen being able to run for president, even if they weren't born in the United States at all.