If the president must be born on American soil, should that same standard apply to other top government officials? Should birthplace determine eligibility for public office, or should the rules remain as they are? Where do you stand?
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Robert
YES! And no dual citizens or citizens that have a strong tie to their "home" country. As we are starting to see, those dual citizens, and the ones with strong ties to the home countries, are undermining American laws, culture, morals, and values. NO FOREIGNERS in American offices ever again from thi... View More
Ray Irwin
As worded specifically in the poster the answer should be "No!" The office of President is unique within the government and should not equated with every nitpicking federal worker of which there are 2.68 million, not counting those in the U.S. military. But even if you narrow the number down to th... View More
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The Kekistani Consulate
Constitution says no.
And I doubt you will get an Amendment to the contrary.