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"Strange Tales #31 and Tales to Astonish #31"
"IF (big word there) this character could run for office, I think he'd win by a landslide. (Image courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"
"The natural-born requirement wouldn't have prevented Alexander Hamilton, who was born in the West Indies, from becoming President. That it would do so is a misconception.
Section 1, Clause 5 of the U.S. Constitution requires that the President be a…"
Section 1, Clause 5 of the U.S. Constitution requires that the President be a…"
"No, but Clark Kent / Kal-El was a foundling, as others have noted before. A person of unknown parentage under the age of 5, found in the United States, is granted citizenship and assumed to be a citizen at the time if birth unless it can be shown to…"
"My recollection from school was that they didn't want some charismatic foreigner from gaining control of the country by getting themserlves elected President. They may well have had Hamilton in mind, also."
"Did a story ever award citizenship to Superman?
Like me, a naturalized U.S. citizen can run for any office except President. I suspect that the natural-born requirement was intended to block Alexander Hamilton from becoming President. He had a lot…"
Like me, a naturalized U.S. citizen can run for any office except President. I suspect that the natural-born requirement was intended to block Alexander Hamilton from becoming President. He had a lot…"
"From 1964, a look ahead at the election of 1976"
"This cover seems very patriotic to me. Lois encouraging the population to vote for her, rather than an alien who was born about 10 billion miles away. "
"Brave and the Bold #131--After two non powered appearances, Wonder Woman returns in her original glory!
Too bad it features an extremely out of character Catwoman in her terrible costume! Here she actually kills someone and renounces her US…"
Too bad it features an extremely out of character Catwoman in her terrible costume! Here she actually kills someone and renounces her US…"
"I'm not certain which "talk" this might be, since I haven't read it, but here's a recent #31 and its variant cover:
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"It's been so long since I last read that issue, I was winging it. "
