Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) says he won’t be a “birther for Republicans” so he’s “staying out” of the debate over whether Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is eligible to run for president.During an interview on Tuesday, CNN’s Erin Burnett asked Paul if Cruz should be allowed to run for president since he was born in Canada to a mother who was a U.S. citizen.“You won’t find me questioning his eligibility,” Paul insisted. “I decided a long time ago I wasn’t going to be a birther for Democrats. I’m not a birther for Republicans.”
debate, over what you can't run if you are not a natural born citizen, being a Canadian leaves little room for discussion, case closed. he won't need to worry about birthrizing him the press and every talk show will do that for them
“I’m just staying out of that one.”
Burnett also noted that former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) had recently told Fox Newsthat she was taking the side of “Team Rand” in a feud between the Kentucky Republican and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R).Palin said that Christie wanted to “be seen as perhaps a little bit avant-garde and going rogue on things,” while Paul “gets the whole notion of ‘don’t tread on me’ government.”“I love an endorsement by Sarah Palin, what’s not to love?” Paul explained to CNN on Tuesday. “Team Rand — whatever that means — can include a lot of people.
now Pres. who is a citizen with proof and they still almost 5 years later are trying to bring back the insanity 40 times ACA how many times on this birther BS 4,000, i know they have to know how stupid they look keep beating a dead horse and waiting for it to whinny.
after all this time of referring to him as a 2016 hopeful not one mention that he's a foreigner, deceitful or they didn't know because no one asked, the same guys vetted Palin didn't they?
