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I can't find it now. Anyone know where it is? As I recall it, it may have had a fact-check problem.
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It's from last year - https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/birthright-citizenship/
and was a rather long one, 89 posts. I think you contributed to it, also. The search function gave _lots_ of hits on "14th Amendment" -many having zip to do with citizenship. :^)
Rick
What I found is a shadow of what I thought was there. False alarm.
Gilda Radner: Never mind.
though there were plenty of other posts either addressing the subject primarily or tangentially - from a quick skim of returns many/most were the latter. So you might want to dig deeper - some posts were quite old, though, going back several years. I assume you are searching for something more recent?
I always thought Ms. Radner a perfect match for Mr. Wilder and thought
how sad it was for him when she died so young.
Rick
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