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2. why would that matter ?

Thu Aug 24, 2023, 09:34 AM

Aug 2023

if he was born in the united states, he is a naturalized citizen and eligible to run, no matter the citizenship or immigration status of his parents.

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Ramaswamy is NOT a registered Republican in Ohio [View all] irisblue Aug 2023 OP

Are his parents citizens of the U.S.? n/t rzemanfl Aug 2023 #1

why would that matter ? drray23 Aug 2023 #2

Maybe it would explain why his parents aren't registered. sinkingfeeling Aug 2023 #5

Ramaswamy wiki page does not mention if his parents are citizens irisblue Aug 2023 #8

Thanks. I looked too; before I posted the question. n/t rzemanfl Aug 2023 #11

I think Vivek mentioned in the debate Wed. evening that "When his mother took No Vested Interest Aug 2023 #12

The issue was his parents being registered, not him. rzemanfl Aug 2023 #10

Can he still vote in multigraincracker Aug 2023 #3

Then Dems can vote in their primary? multigraincracker Aug 2023 #6

Remember when Trump's kids couldn't vote PoindexterOglethorpe Aug 2023 #7