USA presidential race(ism)

[jamespv at bellsouth.net]

PVt. PV wrote:
>>technically birth place is a common denominator of citizenship and the colonial empire provided limited citizenship to white males at the time of founding the nation --- the ideas of racism in us politics has a richer and greater history.  The first president espoused freedom while owning slaves and one of the so-called greatest democratic minds and founder of the Jeffersonian principles laid with the slave women called miss Sally Henson but could not marry her.
>>the unifying principle related to presidential politics is not the place of the birth of the candidates but how well will they serve the powers that control the nation.  This was began by those who exeuted one of the greats coups in the history of the world.  They happen to be white males bounded by masonic oaths and today the planter class have been replaced by the steel and oil industralist and those who could amply serve the Carnegies and Rockerfellers rose to the positions of president in the most modern nation.
>>the present rise of the American intellectuals the likes of the Clintons, Colin Power, Congolesa Rice, Barack Obama reflect the change in national politics where the powerful intellect is paid to serve the ruling class and bam boozle the middle while the old industrial military machine seek a proper role in the emerging and competing world---So the intellectual off spring has a day in the sun or American politics where racism is still a great selling point in this class society!

[Pvt. PV.]
-------------- Original message from "Lance A. Brown" <lance at bearcircle.net>: -------------- 


> John Garcia wrote: 
> > technically, the first seven Presidents were born in what was at the time, 
> > colonies of the British Empire. the first President to be born after the US 
> > became an independent country was Martin Van Buren. 
> > John McCain was born in the Panama Canal Zone to a serving US Navy officer 
> > and is considered a natural born citizen. Barack Obama was born in Hawaii 
> > after it became a state. until the Constitution is changed to permit 
> > naturalized citizens to become President, no one born in Austria will be 
> > elected President. 
> 
> What about offspring of someone in the U.S. Foreign Service in Austria 
> working at the U.S. embassy, for example? 
> 
> --[Lance] 
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