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Momentum, fueled by the election of Austrian native Arnold Schwarzenegger to the governorship of California, is building to amend the Constitution to allow all citizens to run for president, not just those "natural born." Congress had held hearings, Web sites have surfaced, and, just last week, a front-page story in USA Today appeared. Most of the attention has been favorable. Is this an amendment whose time has come? Let's close the door and sit down to pause and reflect.
December 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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