USA Vice Presidents
Will the new President's choice of Vice President be more important than who the President himself is? Clinton, McCain and Obama all seem to have limiting weaknesses of experience, truthfulness or age. Do they recognise that they need to choose Vice President to balance these weaknesses?
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---alan_of_UK on 4/24/08
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Let's do get this nation as it sit's now on the Brink of falling into the Hands of Sympathizers Of The First Born , Sired by Abraham "Ishmael's Peoples , Let's cast Our Vote for an Old Timer that Knows what He is Doing, as far as Trying to Be a Christian like Nation and Be A Pleasure to Almighty God! This nation was Founded on Christian Principles, But The Devil's influence has taken Over! We see it Everyday, Right Before Our Eyes! Therefore a "Time of Change", has to come about to be a pleasure to Almighty God, But not the kind of Change that a certain Presidential candidate will Proclaim, "IF" Elected ! ! ! Sincerely concerned ! Gabby8758 |
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---Gabby on 7/11/08 |
A very interesting interview with Sen.Obama on Wolf Blitzer's program today. Very insightful I thought. |
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---NVBarbara on 5/8/08 |
Agree Lisa, Colin Powell would be a good choice. He's been asked to run for Pres. on a couple of occasions, but he turned them down flat. |
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---NVBarbara on 5/8/08 |
Who knows what these people really think. They probably think they ARE God. It is a shameful situation:) I don't think they think of balance but rather what will empower them more. They will want "yes men". Thoughts of bettering the country through balance is not on the agenda with Clinton or Obama and I do not know what is up with McCain.:) |
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---jody on 4/29/08 |
Oh, Alan . . . you listed "Clinton, McCain and Obama", so I asumed McCain is democrat (o: You in England know more than I do (o: oops
Yeah, I guess it is possible for a VP to be better than the one put in the presidency by a party. That can be good, perhaps, if it keeps the better person out of sight a little so he can get some things done without publicity interfering. I suspect really qualified people may stay away from high politics so they can accomplish something (o: |
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---Bill_bila5659 on 4/25/08 |
Bill ... "Alan, if the Democrats are producing three presidential candidates who are unfit to be President, how can these or others less than them be fit to be VP?"
It's quite possible ... there are those here who say that Cheyney is much more capable than Bush, and probably runs the country anyway.
But I don't know of three democratic hopefuls ... only Clinton and Obama. It seems to me that either would need a really solid experience VP |
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---alan_of_UK on 4/25/08 |
Alan, if the Democrats are producing three presidential candidates who are unfit to be President, how can these or others less than them be fit to be VP? Also, it sounds like the Clinton-Obama clashing could assure they donate the presidency to the Republicans...like they did, before, by promoting gay marriage. They could have won, then, could win easily, now, but they do themselves in. Are there undercover Republican operatives sabotaging the Democrats' strategy (o: |
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---Bill_bila5659 on 4/24/08 |
Having a "balance" between the USA President, and the USA Vice-President isn't that important. The jobs must be over-whelming. Two people are better than one for the leadership of the USA.
I believe that GOD is trying to get the USA to understand that our nation needs to turn back to HIM. What our nation needs even more than a "balance" between leader's "strengths" and "weaknesses" is GOD.
The USA leaders rarely mention GOD anymore.
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---Augie on 4/24/08 |
Lisa ... # 1 .. Why do you think I would want any of those four ... I have only heard of the last two, & would not rate them for your VP!
I am interested in your presidential contest, because whoever wins will have a huge impact on my country.
So although I can't vote I like to know what's going on. |
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---alan_of_UK on 4/24/08 |
Lisa ... # 2 From what we hear in our news here in the UK:
Clinton grossly exaggerates her achievements and courage, and behaves like a teenage cheer-leader.
Obama is said to lack experience, & perhaps good judgment, & has an obvious disadvantage with a major sector of the public.
McCain, although he seems to have common sense, may be a bit old to be certain of getting through the full term wirhout medical problems.
So each would seem to need a very sound VP |
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---alan_of_UK on 4/24/08 |
I remember hearing all of the above about Mr. Bush, and that Mr. Cheney is really in charge.
Regardless of what you think about all of their flaws, behind Mr. Bush is his father, a brilliant man. Cheney's brains surpass those of Edwards, Thompson, Romney, and others that ran.
I suppose you would like Charlie Sheen or Rosie, maybe Oprah or Tom Cruise. |
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---lisa on 4/24/08 |
Dick Cheney is one of the most intelligent vice presidents that we've ever had.
History will prove that. He's not concerned with his haircut or dashing good looks, (Mr. Edwards).
These are the good old days. What's coming will make you wish you had these days back again. |
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---lisa on 4/24/08 |
I really doesn't move me how much Mr. Cheney and Mr. Bush have been bashed over the years here. Dick Cheney is steady as a rock, he doesn't roll off of his emotions.
Colin Powell comes to mind as a great choice.
Fluff and pretty doesn't cut it. Dense and inexperienced doesn't either. Dumb and Dumber. |
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---lisa on 4/24/08 |
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