Who Would You Like To See Run For President

[92tide]

It is priceless how he introduces himself as "I'm Basil Marceaux.com."

yup, he got my support with that line

 

[NationalTitles18]

From a comedic standpoint, I'm not sure...

I'd say we currently have less comedy than tragedy on the presidential front.

 

[bayoutider]

From a comedic standpoint, I'm not sure...

What about Carrot Top? Anyone else think we should give him a shot?

 

[crimsonaudio]

I dunno, carrot top used to be funny, now he's just, well, creepy...

 

[Clubfitter]

Any true blue died in the wool fiscal conservative would do.

 

[GreatDanish]

Republican: Ron Paul - I know this is a bit of a trendy and easy answer, but I want to see him run if for no other reason, to bring up certain issues and challenges the Republican candidates must debate on. I don't know if there is an even remotely major candidate with any kind of uncommon policies within the Republican party, unless you count Romneycare.

Democrat: Phil Bredesen - I just think he did a real good job as governor of Tennessee. I may not agree with him on a lot of his policies, I don't know, but he was a good manager and leader. He balanced the state budget. He didn't raise taxes. I'd at least like to see him in the debates.

Out there person: Larry David. I'd love to see him run a campaign and debate some of the candidates.

 

[TommyMac]

Maybe we could just let the top bidder be President, but cut the term back to 6 months or a year. That way they wouldn't have time to do any real damage, and the treasury would have a new source of income.

Did you miss The One's first six months?

 

[It's On A Slab]

Did you miss The One's first six months?

Re: Who Would You Like To See Run For President

Originally Posted by Chukker Veteran
Maybe we could just let the top bidder be President, but cut the term back to 6 months or a year. That way they wouldn't have time to do any real damage, and the treasury would have a new source of income.



Did you miss The One's first six months?


Two wars, an economy in the toilet. Naw. He didn't inherit none of that.
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[UA2373]

I would like to see Condi Rice or Paul Ryan. For that matter, make that THE ticket!

For sure none of the current list of "has-been" and "never-was" that are being bandied about. I'm referring to the GOP of course.

I'm still holding out for Condi to be the next SEC Commish.

 

[bamacon]

I'm still holding out for Condi to be the next SEC Commish.

She would bring a bigger set than the guy that is there.

 

[BamaBrass]

Representative from FLA, retired LTC Allen West. Look him up on Youtube.

 

[BamaJeff]

Carl Spackler

 

[Tide1986]

Robert Renfroe "Bob" Riley

 

[aerospace_ray]

Julio Jones. He has served as an SGA senator, so I know he is ready to be President.

Don't know if he is ready but I bet his birth certificate can be verified much more efficiently..................

 

[bamacon]

As long as Hillary doesn't run I don't much care.

 

[UA2373]

As long as Hillary doesn't run I don't much care.

Well guess what.....it's lookin' like she's gonna go for it.

 

[Tug Tide]

DONALD
Not so sure I would vote for him, but I would like to hear his views/plans in a few good debates. As long as he surrounded himself with solid domestic/foreign policy people he might pull it off

Donald Trump for President in 2012? Billionaire says he's ready to spend $600 million on campaign

 

[TommyMac]

Re: Who Would You Like To See Run For President

Originally Posted by Chukker Veteran
Maybe we could just let the top bidder be President, but cut the term back to 6 months or a year. That way they wouldn't have time to do any real damage, and the treasury would have a new source of income.



Did you miss The One's first six months?


Two wars, an economy in the toilet. Naw. He didn't inherit none of that.
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No matter what he inherited, he still brought plenty of STOOPID to the game.

 

[Bamaro]

Until we can somehow get control over campaigning costs, it doesn't really matter that much

 

[gmart74]

for many of us who have severe doubts about the impartiality of the media, and we also have severe doubts about large corporations buying favorable policy, we doubt any election will be fair until we somehow forcibly control campaign finance and media influence.