"Opus" wrote in message
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"Cyli" wrote in message
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Wouldn't he have been a citizen even if Hawaii never changed from
territory (or protectorate or whatever) to state? I suspect that
anyone born in Puerto Rico is a U.S. citizen, for instance.
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r.bc: vixen

Can territorial citizens be President?

Well, presidents have, for the most part, been territorial.

Wolfgang
who, although not certain of much, rests assured that this observation is at
least as valuable as most of the political pearls cast before this audience.