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Originally Posted by Guest
Donald Trump and John McCain have both brought up the fact that Rafael Cruz, Jr. was born in Canada and not on USA soil. Although Rafael has been up front about this, it may be a drawn out court case to determine if he is eligible to be President.
The fact that Rafael Cruz Sr fought along side Fidel Castro, a Communist, may be a bigger problem for the younger Rafael.
Cruz' campaign is getting legal advice on both issues but it looks like an uphill battle for the son of the insurgent.
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Dear Guest:
First, could you cite the authority that verifies that Rafael Cruz Sr fought along side Fidel Castro? ...because that is a huge game changer in itself
Secondly I believe the constitutional question of Ted Cruz's citizenship is of paramount importance because it keeps coming up election after election
Third If SCOTUS had settle this question perhaps there would have been more scrutiny of Obama's citizenship.
Fourth Obama got away with by dodging the issue and by doing so perhaps is setting future dicta on this issue. ...but we need settle law
Fifth the writings as they are now only states that a candidate has to be born of parents....
Sixth, however Ted Cruz was born in Canada to one American born parent and a father born in Cuban so what country is his origin Canada, Cuba, America?
Seventh: He did not give up his Canadian citizenship until 2014 and I find that very troubling.
I am a Republican and an undecided voter as yet but clearly I would not vote for Ted Cruz under these conditions
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