Experience Just 17 years of personal study. I am not a lawyer
I just play one on the internet. Politics will lead
you to the Constitution.
Life Experience
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I hold a AS from Eastern Conn. State Univ. and a BA from Trinity College, Hartford Ct. Plus 11 other professional certifications. I have received 31 awards for various activities. My writings published in ?The Other Voice? and other publications. I have had my original music published, licensed and recorded by David Kaye. I have been a guest on CyberRadio & TV and many other talk radio programs.
I welcome interviews and I am willing to act as a technical advisor to various media. I am single and have resided in Hartford, Ct. since 1976. I have no children. I am a political conservative with libertarian leanings. I am a registered Republican. I am a Roman Catholic. I have worked in the following areas, entertainment, real estate, mortgage banking, and human services. I have owned 2 businesses. Some of my interests include politics, law, history, and current events.Hobbies I partake in include music, target shooting and cars (my Camaro rumbles)
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National Rifle Association
Connecticut State Rifle and Revolver Assoc.
Windsor Marksman Assoc.
The Republican Party
The Roman Catholic Church
History of Hartford Project
Publications and Media Appearances
?The Other Voice? published articles.
?The Frogbelly Local? published articles.
?Hey Little Lady? {song} published Americord Records
Talk Radio appearances include;
Mornings with Ushi, CyberRadio & TV, Broadcast in Los Angles CA. worldwide via the internet.
The Lynda Mercer Show on Power Talk WULF 94.3 FM Radcliffe, Kentucky
The Allen Price Show on WRVA Newsradio 1140 AM Richmond, VA
and many more.
I have been a tech advisor to more than a dozen authors.
Education/Credentials
AS from Eastern Conn. State Univ.
BA from Trinity College
11 other professional certifications
Awards and Honors
I have received 31 awards and honors for various activities.
Expert: Paul Edward Zukowski Date: 10/23/2003 Subject: United States Constitution: Article 1, section 2, paragraph 2
Question Is there a difference between being an inhabitant of a state and being a citizen in that state when one wishes to run for the House of Representatives. I recently visited the Sparknotes website and was reviewing their information on this section of the Constitution. They subsituted the word citizen for inhabitant. Does it make a legal difference? The Constitution is, afterall, a legal document. I appreciate any assistance or insight you may be able to offer regarding this matter.
Answer Here is the actual text
Clause 2:
No Person shall be a Representative who shall not have attained to the Age of twenty five Years, and been seven Years a Citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhabitant of that State in which he shall be chosen.
They must be a US citizen with all rights of citizenship.
Inhabitant means you must live in the area you represent.
They are different things.
John Smith was born in say Boston Mass.
THat would make him a US Citizen, and an Inhabitant of that State of Mass.
He still lives there.
He could not run for the house in say L. A. CA .as he in an Inhabitant of CA. He could run in Mass where he lives.
If he moved to L. A. he could run as he would then be an inhabitant of CA.
