Thank you. I will be facetious sometimes and take cheap digs at political figures. I will not attack forum members, cast aspersions on their intellect or call them names of any sort. I may chuckle at typos.
The correct response to me attacking Trump will never be to attack me personally, because I will never do the same to anyone here. As I understand it the mods enforce the rules better than other forums.
I'm not especially passionate about it; it just wouldn't rub me the wrong way if naturalized citizens could also run for president. They'd have to be 'American enough' to convince the electorate though.
I was young and idealistic also.
With years of having had heaped upon me, just for expressing a different, more moral and traditional perspective, the labels bigot, misogynist, racist, homophobe, Islamaphobe, xenophobe, etc...with all that haughty condescension from the left I lost much of that idea of turn the other cheek.
Now I generally go with the stance of
you take a swing at me, I will certainly swing back, be sure to connect with minimum twice the velocity. I rarely hold back any longer, my days of meek for certain ended with the forced debility, and now probably the demise, of the Boy Scouts, then the outrageous imposition of SSM and quickly on its heals the invasion of the male chromosome new feMALES forceably legally into our public girls bathrooms and public school showers.
The coup de grace, the final blow was that Individual Mandate, my government thinking it can force me to buy a product I had no intention of ever purchasing [ and, for the record, I voted with my feet, moved out of my country rather than contravening my principles on the matter ].
Now, all one on the other side must do is telegraph they might swing and they get the full caustic punch, ascerbic, vitriolic, the venting of my spleen as I see fit.
If America wants that we change how we elect our top leader, it will pass the amendment to do so, to change that criteria properly. I personally think its just fine as it stands. As a teacher I did appreciate the profound respect many of those students coming from other, less free nations generally expressed...and their reverence for our God given and government protected freedoms... that which many of our naturally born American students simply take for granted.
So, who knows?
My son is 6, and I still have a grudge against him for the first 9 months of his life. Good thing they're cute... 
