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Just to be pedantic there is no requirement that the President be born in the US or on US soil. The requirement is that the President be a "natural born" US citizen. So either born on US soil or born to at least one US citizen, but not necessarily both.

Its not in anyway common, and I don't know too much about the details. But it amounts to a very loose version of the kosher laws combined with the normal Catholic no meat on Fridays, during lent, and on certain Saints Days. Its also heavily tied in with the veneration of the saints. Its also considered very creepy,

I'm surprised you guys aren't more familiar with the concept. There have been significant trends of this sort in Irish Catholicism for a couple centuries now. In particular it was tied very closely to early Nationalist movements (18th and 19th rather 20th century). One of the central ideas being that alcohol and

I just watched the scene in question a few times, as I hadn't noticed any red SUVs in the background. There is a black SUV that seems to stop at the intersection directly behind Gemma toward the end. But it does so just seconds before they shake hands and Gemma walks away. Pretty shitty way to do surveillance. So I'd

Could have also been this: