Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:takoma wrote:Concerning the citizenship issue: Cruz is clearly a citizen by birth, but not a native born citizen. The Constitutional term "natural born" citizen has never been adjudicated by the Supreme Court. Until that happens, or someone like Cruz sets a precedent by slipping into the Presidency without a legal challenge, whether it means native born or citizen by birth, or even, as suggested last night by Cruz, whether it includes both parents being citizens, is not determined. I don't agree with Trump on many things, but getting a definite ruling on this seems like a good idea for Cruz and all of us.
Cruz won't slip into the Presidency. And no court would touch this with a 100 foot pole. Google "political question doctrine." It's up to the voters to decide whether someone born to a Cuban father in Canada is qualified to be CIC.
Wow, I think the opposite - that this is a question of law for a judge rather than a question of fact for the jury. We shall see.
Please explain how a litigant overcomes the barriers to obtaining jurisdiction, including standing, justiciability, and the political question doctrine. This is a silly distraction but some Americans might actually learn something about the Constitution other than the Second Amendment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:takoma wrote:Concerning the citizenship issue: Cruz is clearly a citizen by birth, but not a native born citizen. The Constitutional term "natural born" citizen has never been adjudicated by the Supreme Court. Until that happens, or someone like Cruz sets a precedent by slipping into the Presidency without a legal challenge, whether it means native born or citizen by birth, or even, as suggested last night by Cruz, whether it includes both parents being citizens, is not determined. I don't agree with Trump on many things, but getting a definite ruling on this seems like a good idea for Cruz and all of us.
Cruz won't slip into the Presidency. And no court would touch this with a 100 foot pole. Google "political question doctrine." It's up to the voters to decide whether someone born to a Cuban father in Canada is qualified to be CIC.
Wow, I think the opposite - that this is a question of law for a judge rather than a question of fact for the jury. We shall see.
Please explain how a litigant overcomes the barriers to obtaining jurisdiction, including standing, justiciability, and the political question doctrine. This is a silly distraction but some Americans might actually learn something about the Constitution other than the Second Amendment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:takoma wrote:Concerning the citizenship issue: Cruz is clearly a citizen by birth, but not a native born citizen. The Constitutional term "natural born" citizen has never been adjudicated by the Supreme Court. Until that happens, or someone like Cruz sets a precedent by slipping into the Presidency without a legal challenge, whether it means native born or citizen by birth, or even, as suggested last night by Cruz, whether it includes both parents being citizens, is not determined. I don't agree with Trump on many things, but getting a definite ruling on this seems like a good idea for Cruz and all of us.
Cruz won't slip into the Presidency. And no court would touch this with a 100 foot pole. Google "political question doctrine." It's up to the voters to decide whether someone born to a Cuban father in Canada is qualified to be CIC.
Wow, I think the opposite - that this is a question of law for a judge rather than a question of fact for the jury. We shall see.
Anonymous wrote:And it'll be fun to watch the whores who join his cabinet for the prestige quit in a huff after a few months because he's an arrogant asshole who's impossible to work with.
That won't be fun at ALL, because it will mean that Cruz is president [shudder].
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And it'll be fun to watch the whores who join his cabinet for the prestige quit in a huff after a few months because he's an arrogant asshole who's impossible to work with.
That won't be fun at ALL, because it will mean that Cruz is president [shudder].
There is no doubt that Cruz is a smart guy, but I'm not sure where his arrogance comes from. For all his debate experience and courtroom experience at the highest levels he did not fare that well against Donald, a man with a mere undergrad degree from what Cruz would call a lesser-Ivy.
Anonymous wrote:And it'll be fun to watch the whores who join his cabinet for the prestige quit in a huff after a few months because he's an arrogant asshole who's impossible to work with.
That won't be fun at ALL, because it will mean that Cruz is president [shudder].
And it'll be fun to watch the whores who join his cabinet for the prestige quit in a huff after a few months because he's an arrogant asshole who's impossible to work with.
Anonymous wrote:takoma wrote:Concerning the citizenship issue: Cruz is clearly a citizen by birth, but not a native born citizen. The Constitutional term "natural born" citizen has never been adjudicated by the Supreme Court. Until that happens, or someone like Cruz sets a precedent by slipping into the Presidency without a legal challenge, whether it means native born or citizen by birth, or even, as suggested last night by Cruz, whether it includes both parents being citizens, is not determined. I don't agree with Trump on many things, but getting a definite ruling on this seems like a good idea for Cruz and all of us.
Cruz won't slip into the Presidency. And no court would touch this with a 100 foot pole. Google "political question doctrine." It's up to the voters to decide whether someone born to a Cuban father in Canada is qualified to be CIC.
takoma wrote:Concerning the citizenship issue: Cruz is clearly a citizen by birth, but not a native born citizen. The Constitutional term "natural born" citizen has never been adjudicated by the Supreme Court. Until that happens, or someone like Cruz sets a precedent by slipping into the Presidency without a legal challenge, whether it means native born or citizen by birth, or even, as suggested last night by Cruz, whether it includes both parents being citizens, is not determined. I don't agree with Trump on many things, but getting a definite ruling on this seems like a good idea for Cruz and all of us.
takoma wrote:Concerning the citizenship issue: Cruz is clearly a citizen by birth, but not a native born citizen. The Constitutional term "natural born" citizen has never been adjudicated by the Supreme Court. Until that happens, or someone like Cruz sets a precedent by slipping into the Presidency without a legal challenge, whether it means native born or citizen by birth, or even, as suggested last night by Cruz, whether it includes both parents being citizens, is not determined. I don't agree with Trump on many things, but getting a definite ruling on this seems like a good idea for Cruz and all of us.
Anonymous wrote:Marco Rubio: "Ted Cruz, you used to say you supported doubling the number of green cards, now you say that you’re against it. You used to support a 500 percent increase in the number of guest workers, now you say that you’re against it. You used to support legalizing people that were here illegally, now you say you’re against it. You used to say that you were in favor of birthright citizenship, now you say that you are against it."