Do you really think the other guy's camp hasn't already chased down and ruled out any issue with the man's place of birth?
Of course, there are people who think the 17th Amendment was fraudulently ratified, and if that's so, then none of the federal gun laws we've gotten since 1913 is applicable.... so maybe that's a better use of our time....
Would this have to go the SCOTUS?
Someone not born in the U.S.(Exceptions are made for diplomat's kids born while the diplomats were overseas on the job.)
What if a non-native American were forced by rules of succession to the office of President? After all, there's no reason a non-native born American citizen couldn't serve as a congressman, is there?
Republicans have not shown much intestinal fortitude of late. They don't like the rough and tumble side of politics much.The "he's not a citizen" argument is a non-starter. If it were a potentially useful angle don't you think the Republicans would have pushed to disqualify him?
In addition, Bill Clinton cannot be President ever again, nor can George W. Bush. They are Constitutionally unqualified due to the 22nd Amendment, no matter what sort of contrived scenario you want to engineer.
How can a man place his hand on the book of his choice [bible, koran, carl marx communist manifesto...] and swear to uphold/support/defend the constitution, then the very next day, draw up, support or sign into law something which completely opposes, negates, or betrays the constitution?