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Well this begs the question, what exactly qualifies one for the position
of Presidency?
Is is honesty, integrity, toughness, the ability to compromise
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From: OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hey, I resemble that remark! (though my last two are pretty nice!)
To answer your
LarryT wrote:
Naturally I'd like to see some candidates who can read and actually
understand the Constitution
Well, that leaves out democrat senators Russ Feingold and John McCain.
Not to mention BHO, HRC, GWB, etc, etc. If you wanted to prosecute
violation of an oath to uphold the
Don, much as I love the guy, I have it third hand but on VERY good authority
that Richardson could NEVER be the veep candidate. I can't disclose why,
but take it from me - it won't happen. He will, however, make a truly rgeat
greatest Sec. of State. :))
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At least he hasn't been bailed out of his failed business
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At least he hasn't been bailed out of his failed business ventures by
the Saudi Royal Family.
I'd hire him in a heartbeat over GWB twice a second.
Peter
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LarryT wrote:
Naturally I'd like to see some candidates who can read and actually
understand
LarryT wrote:
BTW, has Mccain resigned his senate seat yet? Maybe he's waiting for
his medicare to kick in?
If he wins the POTUS election, I expect him to resign in November or December.
If he loses, he'll probably wait for the 2010 or 2016 elections to quit.
Obama actually started paying
Hitler also promised to change things, look how that turned out.
Mitch Haley wrote:
Rolf, when you look forward to Obama as POTUS, is that just a prediction,
or something you wish for? The only optomism I now feel for this race is
the possibility that the Republicrat Party might get less than
Lets pray not
Wonko the Sane wrote:
Obama / Richardson is a winning ticket.
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 5:01 PM, LWB250 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I do my best to avoid discussing politics, here
is my take on the current situation with the
Democrats:
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Kaleb C.
Well this begs the question, what exactly qualifies one for the position
of Presidency?
Is is honesty, integrity, toughness, the ability to compromise, looking
good on TV, great social skills, having rich mates, or what?
End of the day the President is just a mouth piece for the real powers.
We
Rolf, when you look forward to Obama as POTUS, is that just a prediction,
or something you wish for? The only optomism I now feel for this race is
the possibility that the Republicrat Party might get less than 2/3 of
the vote. Under 3/4 would still make me happy. I recently saw a poll
that put
Both perhaps. I personally will be happy with either candidate. I voted
for McCain (I vote Dem in the real races) in the primaries under the
premise that I vote for the person I like the most on the other side, if
my side loses its still hopefully win win.
The hurdles I see for the GOP are many
History shows that the VP choice is worth about a 2 pct. point bounce.
Besides, he needs a running mate with a domestic policy background (e.g., a
popular Gov.) to round out the ticket. Another foreign policy specialist
won't do that
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 5:13 PM, Rolf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
While I do my best to avoid discussing politics, here
is my take on the current situation with the
Democrats:
I don't see any advantage to Obama having Hillary as
the VP. Granted, it will tend to bring some of the
votes over to him for those who see her as an asset to
the administration, but I
I don't really like the way she got nasty when things weren't going her
way. This is what probably caused her to fail, rather than focusing on a
vision for the future she choose to do the easy thing.
This shows a lack of fortitude, which is a requirement of the
presidency. I really don't think
I am trying really hard to keep my mouth shut here, but must interject. As a
Dem Official (county level), my best guess is Obama/Richardson. You have a
black and a Hispanic -- and a Kaleb coronary.
In my opinion, Richardson would be the candidate if he didn't have my sort
of laid-back way of
I haven't followed the secondary stuff with the Dems,
so I have absolutely no idea who might be under
consideration for the veep.
Dan
--- Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying really hard to keep my mouth shut here,
but must interject. As a
Dem Official (county level), my best
Wonko the Sane wrote:
Obama / Richardson is a winning ticket.
You're probably right. I mentioned that privately to Andy after he
suggested Osama needed a governor. It would explain why Richardson
endorsed Osama, I just about fainted when that was announced. Eddie
Kennedy surprised me, I
I really don't think she has what it takes to lead the US
(after the KKK shots Obama),
She wants it so bad, with a BO/HC ticket I'd think that
he should be worried about her bumping him off, either
literally or figuratively.
-- Jim
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Jim Cathey wrote:
She wants it so bad, with a BO/HC ticket I'd think that
he should be worried about her bumping him off, either
literally or figuratively.
I was trying biting my tongue and leaving Vince Foster out of this discussion.
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I think I asked you before, and you never answered -- what exactly does
Obama have in the way of experience or skills, other than giving a good
speech, that would qualify him to be CEO of a trillion-dollar economy?
I have asked many of my liberal friends (I have lots!) and I can never
get an
Hey, I resemble that remark! (though my last two are pretty nice!)
To answer your question, the best I can do is repeat No one who is
qualified, would run for, much less accept, the Presidency!
. Must be why we all buy old clapped-out Benzes.
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OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are three
At least he hasn't been bailed out of his failed business ventures by
the Saudi Royal Family.
I'd hire him in a heartbeat over GWB twice a second.
Peter
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At 09:11 PM 6/4/2008, you wrote:
I really don't think she has what it takes to lead the US
(after the KKK shots Obama),
She wants it so bad, with a BO/HC ticket I'd think that
he should be
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