President of the United States?

While it is true that all the US presidents were born on US soil and they will be in the future because of an amendment to the constitution that now requires the Pres and VP to be born citizens, however, in the early days of the United States the first few presidents had been British subjects as they were born in the "colonies". They were born on US soil, but back then there was no such thing as the USA.

A man born in England has never been president of the United States. All of our presidents have been born in the states. Nor will an Englishman ever be president. Our Constitution states that the president must be a born citizen of the country.

No an Englishman has never been President of the United States!

You have to be a natural born United States citizen to even run for the office of president of the United States.

Were you even awake during history class?

No. The US Constitution only allows natural born citizens to become President of the United States. The only President to not be born on American soil was Martin Van Buren who was born at sea. This excludes Governor Schwarzenegger (spelling?) but includes Senator McCain (born in Panama as a US military dependent).

no. an englishman has not. there is a ammendment in the constitution that prevents anyone foreign born from becoming president of the united states of america.

Im not sure about president of the whole USA, however Benjamin Franklin was born an english-man and was president of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. People forget sometimes, that our roots are not always beneath us leaves, for the wind has blown us far.

George Washington was English

How about a president who sounds like he's got a lisp lip?

Only natural born citizens qualify.