Does an american indian qualify to be president?

by Cut and paste king Posted 2012/04/26 00:37:59

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Cut and paste king 2012/04/26 00:39:47

yes

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Tin Man 2012/04/29 18:30:35

yes

Can't imagine anyone being more of a citizen on that score.

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Catnip 2012/04/28 15:32:57

yes

He/She was born in this country. Why not?

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Nancy~PWCM~JLA~POTL 2012/04/28 14:53:04

yes

Haven't seen one though that wishes to entertain that spot in the office

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the dead redcoat 2012/04/28 13:00:37

yes

now why would you disqualify him? non american? dont think so
illegal alien hmm thats a tough one.
wrong culture possibly
too sensible yes for sure.

really ,what a daft question

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Cut and... to the dea... 2012/04/28 13:18:00

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the dea... to Cut and... 2012/04/28 17:10:17

sorry I was thinking of" an Englishman in New York"

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I. Car Rus 2012/04/27 02:22:40

yes

Sure, why not?

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shadow76 2012/04/27 01:08:15

yes

Why wouldn't they be?

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HAlex1972 2012/04/27 00:58:08

yes

Yes, but I really have no idea what the Constitution says about that. I'll have to research it. I guess they would be "native born" though.

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Tony 2012/04/27 00:40:44

yes

Why Not?

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TuringsChild 2012/04/26 19:01:09

yes

+1
Why not? At least they weren't born in Kenya!

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Cut and... to Turings... 2012/04/26 20:11:27

+1
lol!

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MJ 2012/04/26 14:16:23

yes

For Sure!

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BlackwinterG36C 2012/04/26 13:15:33

yes

+1
If you are born IN the USA and a US citizen. And over 35. Yes you are eligible. Ethnicity isn't an issue.

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Freeranger 2012/04/26 12:39:35

yes

Obviously. Is there any way to upgrade the quality of the questions on this website?

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doofiegirl POTL~PWCM~JLA 2012/04/26 11:07:01

yes

+1
Must agree with buccaneer 100 %

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BUCCANEER~POTL~PWCM~JLA 2012/04/26 10:34:15

yes

+1
Far more so than an alien sans a birth certificate!

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POWERSHAKER 2012/04/26 09:03:01

yes

+2
I suppose they do if they are a natural born citizen.

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BUCCANE... to POWERSH... 2012/04/26 10:35:06

+1
Are they not the originals?

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POWERSH... to BUCCANE... 2012/04/26 11:31:31

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Yes. They are. However, they need proof that they were born here. They would need a birth certificate or something. If they don't have the proper evidence that they were born here (no matter if they are Native American) they can't be President.

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BUCCANE... to POWERSH... 2012/04/26 11:33:48

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Right I see, thanks POWER

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Wanderer 2012/04/26 07:52:10

yes

+2
Wouldn't that be an eye opener...?

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TheTruth1313 2012/04/26 07:08:18

yes

+2
I would think so.

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MARK WELLS 2012/04/26 05:47:39

yes

+2
As long as they were born in the United States and are the correct age.

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MsTlynne 2012/04/26 05:04:22

yes

+2
Would you believe there's a used tissue here on SH who insists the land wasn't taken from the Native Americans?

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Hula girl - Friends not Fol... 2012/04/26 04:50:34

yes

+2
Sure if they have all the qualifications.

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HippiesKnowAll 2012/04/26 04:48:50

yes

+2
Yes, of course!!

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Barefoot Peace and Love∞ijm... 2012/04/26 04:45:36

yes

+3
If anybody does......!!

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SoCalEx-Dem 2012/04/26 04:43:30

yes

+4
They were the first Americans, so I don't see why not.

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Andy Fletcher 2012/04/26 04:13:57

yes

+4
Absolutely yes. If they are 35, born on US soil, born to one or more US naturalized citizens on US held soil such as an embassy or military installation, or born to two naturalized citizens on foreign soil, and meet the other couple of minor qualifications as set forth in the Constitution.

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wtw 2012/04/26 03:57:21

yes

+4
But of course!

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Jackie G - Poker Playing Pa... 2012/04/26 03:56:44

yes

+4
Of course

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Firefly 2012/04/26 03:55:51

yes

+5
Nobody MORE qualified, in my opinion ;0 )

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BUCCANE... to Firefly 2012/04/26 10:37:11

+4

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Jay0Byrd 2012/04/26 03:01:27

yes

+4
As long as they were born on U.S. soil, and meet the age limit, Indian,Black, White, whatever...

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Vieuphoria 2012/04/26 01:48:15

yes

+4
Obviously.

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D_Kwest 2012/04/26 00:55:50

yes

+3
Providing both parents were U.S. citizens at the time of the candidates birth and they have achieved the age of 35.

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Andy Fl... to D_Kwest 2012/04/26 04:07:40

+1
Here we go with that stuff again. No where does the Constitution say that. Show me where it does.

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SoCal71 2012/04/26 00:51:10

yes

+3
Yes and it's insulting to them that an African was allowed to be President before them. So long as they don't turn America into a Casino I'd consider voting for an American Indian.

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Simmeri... to SoCal71 2012/04/26 00:54:59

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Oh boy.

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