A judge in New Jersey has ruled that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is indeed a natural-born citizen and is therefore eligible to be on the New Jersey ballot. Cruz, who was born in Calgary while his father was working there, is an American citizen via his mother's American citizenship.

Because Canada has a jus soli ('right of the soil') policy regarding citizenship, anyone born on Canadian soil, regardless of the immigration status of their parents, is a Canadian citizen. Cruz renounced his Canadian citizenship (which he was reportedly unaware of) in 2014.

New Jersey's Republican and Democratic primaries will take place on June 7.

http://townhall.com/tipsheet/christinerousselle/2016/04/12/new-jersey-judge-rules-ted-cruz-eligible-to-run-for-president-n2147656

Canadian Bacon for everyone!

Quote from: The Boo Man... on April 12, 2016, 07:25:06 PM
A judge in New Jersey has ruled that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is indeed a natural-born citizen and is therefore eligible to be on the New Jersey ballot.

Did any of Obama's citizenship lawsuits ever make it before a Judge?

Seems like they were all thrown out because the person suing didn't have standing.

Quote from: Dori on April 12, 2016, 07:46:19 PM
Did any of Obama's citizenship lawsuits ever make it before a Judge?

Seems like they were all thrown out because the person suing didn't have standing.

WHAT birth certificate? WHAT college transcripts? WHAT sense of being an American?......

They need to check his syrup businesses.  They could  be a front for Canadian terrorist cells...

Was there ever really any doubt?
Just one more boot in the ass of Trumpaloons, but did they even notice the size 14 pain?
No, that requires a thought process.

Earlier tonight a Texas court threw out another Cruz birther case.

Quote from: Dori on April 12, 2016, 07:46:19 PM
Did any of Obama's citizenship lawsuits ever make it before a Judge?

Seems like they were all thrown out because the person suing didn't have standing.

Yeop. Isn't it odd how when it comes to a republican the little libtards have standing.

But if it's a conservative seeking to question a libtard, then oh no, that citizen doesn't have standing.

Which is precisely why, there needs to be a reform of the judicial system. 1: Make the Supremes an elected position like any other government office. 2: If they are a U.S. citizen, the Constitution says very clearly they do have standing to petition the court.

Problem, and double standard solved.