shtsqsh -- no it isn't, coward -- and whether you get it or not, you're already betting the future of this nation, whether it survives as it has been or not
The comment section is interesting with lots of good information.
Cruz may not be legally a Senator, much less a Pres. candidate.
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Canada did not recognize dual citizenship in 1970 when Cruz was born in Alberta.
The only way Cruz could have been a US citizen was if his mother had filed a document called a Consular Report of Birth Abroad. Cruz has never admitted to having that document. This is the legal equivalent of a US Birth Certificate and Cruz either has one from the time of his birth or he does not. If he does not then he is not a US Citizen as he was never naturalized by his own admission and at birth the nation in which he was born did not recognize dual nationality.
With 2 Canadian parents, and being born in Canada in 1970 when Canada did not recognize dual citizen citizenship, he was born Canadian and is not a natural born citizen.
In order to run for US Senate, you have to be a US citizen for 9 years. Cruz ran for US Senate in 2012. In 2014, he renounced his Canadian citizenship.thus admitting he WAS a Canadian citizen when he was born.
UPDATE: I have edited to reflect that his father was a citizen of Cuba until 1973, when he became a Canadian citizen ( and later an American citizen in 2005) and his mother's available voting record was from 1974 BUT the Canadian process for being on the voting registration requires a person to affirm they ARE citizens of Canada, which is then checked by the Voting Registrar. http://www.democraticunderground.com/10027597220