Cuba / France / Panama / Canada / United Kingdom / Kingdom of Great Britain / United States / Spain / Ireland / /
Event
Person Travel / M&A / Judicial Event / /
Facility
Canal Zone / In Library of Congress / Library of Congress Records / Library of Congress / /
Holiday
day of election / /
IndustryTerm
life insurance / /
Movie
Declaration of Independence / /
NaturalFeature
island of Cuba / /
Organization
Government of the United States / House of Representatives / Committee on the Judiciary / Supreme Court / Spanish government / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Citizens of the United States / Army / Senate / CSA / Citizens of the State / Committee of Claims / State government / American army / Congress / /
Person
Elliott Debates / John Jay Records etc / James M. Bulgin / Barry Goldwater / James W. Anderson / Benjamin Balch / John Emilio Houard / So / George Washington / Jonathan Coleman / Joseph M. Lynch / Pro Tempore / Lowell P Weicker Jr. / John Emilio Howard / Jennifer M Granholm / Ferry / Montgomery / John McCain / Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. / Arnold Schwarzeneggar / John S. Thrasher / John Jay / Abraham Forbes / /
PoliticalEvent
Presidential elections / /
Position
President / Vice President / Vice-President of the United States / Representatives / VicePresident / Chief / Vice President of the United States / President / Vice President / Executive / Vice-President of the United States / Representative / Vice-President / Speaker / President / Vice-President / Commander in Chief / Senator / President and Vice President / Governor / President of the United States / President and Vice-President of the United States / F. Butler / President and VicePresident / Governor of Michigan / Governor of California / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Upper Canada / Virginia / Michigan / Utah / California / Arizona / Kentucky / Vermont / Tennessee / New / Massachusetts / /
Introduction Natural Born Citizens issues showing McCain cannot be considered a natural born citizen and eligible for the Presidency from Constitution Convention, Constitution, Congressional Journals & Debates, John Jay