> 
> Bob,
> 
> > Neither of them ever ran a real business that
> > employs workers to produce a product that is sold in the marketplace.
> >
> > Having such a person in the Oval Office would be change indeed!
> 
> Dubya was marketed to us as being a CEO president... Someone that had
> run a
> business before, that had been a governor, and that had "real world"
> experience running a company.
> 
> That turned out SO well.

I had in mind a person who has no identity-defining desire to rule the world
or run a bureaucracy, which eliminates almost 100% of all professional
politicians, Dubya included. I thought maybe Romney was such a guy (he
certainly knows how to run a successful business), and his early and
gracious bowing-out to McCain seems to support that idea. But he's out, and
I am quite certain McCain is too pig headed to consider him seriously for
VP.

Of the professional politicians, I lean toward those who at least understand
on some level the dangers of their own unbridled good intentions. Dubya
proved not to be such a politician. :( 

Obama and the folks around him are in this important regard the antithesis
of my ideal--even Hillary was a better choice and for me to say that takes
no small amount of self control to keep from vomiting. She always terrified
me not because she's a woman---really, can we get over that argument? I'd
vote for a Thatcher or a Thomas any day, even over a rich white male like
McCain---but because she's a cold-blooded leftist. At least on some level,
however, she's a realist, who has been around the block a bit. Obama hasn't
the slightest clue about the costs and realistic chances for all of his
lofty left-wing programs a.) to be enacted, and b.) to have the intended
unidimensionally good results for which he hopes.

I am unaware of any live samples today of my ideal kind of professional
politician, or even a credible specimen of a hybrid. Some say Bobby Jindal
is such a man; I have yet to really get my head around who he is, so I don't
know. 

In any case, I'm bumming this election cycle, big-time.

- Bob

> 
> Kristyne
> 




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