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8 years ago
A Bit Of Embarrassment For Our Wonderful Governor!
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8 years ago
I hope with 16 contenders (and growing) that there is a better choice...
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8 years ago
Anyone smart enough to be President and run the country properly is smart enough not to go under the scrutiny involved.
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8 years ago
Besides reflecting on Walker, it also shows the problems with the kind of programs typically championed by libs. Whenever you have govt making business decisions, deciding which companies to give special loans or investment to, picking winners and losers, it almost always leads to problems, corruption, economic inefficiencies, cronyism, etc.
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8 years ago
When I was a kid, we had elected representatives. We, the people ran the country.
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8 years ago
Per Stormin Mormon:
That was before the Viet-Nam war, right?
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8 years ago
Per Robert Green:
I would propose that one of the qualifications be that the nominee does not want to be president. Truman, Ford.... pretty good presidents by the historians' accounts I've heard... neither wanted it. Powell did not seem to want it that badly - and I would have voted for him partially for that reason.
Same with cops. If I were hiring, a guy would lose points for "always having wanted to be a police officer".... I'd favor the guys who just want a job.
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Powell would have made a pretty good President, I think. He was quite astute when he warned that our excursions into Iraq carried long-term danger. He said, simply "You break it, you own it."
My sister the judge says the problem with a lot of cops is that they took the job not to be public servants, but to be able to drive really fast and carry a gun.
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8 years ago
"The major problem--one of the major problems, for there are several--one of the many major problems with governing people is that of whom you get to do it; or rather of who manages to get people to let them do it to them. To summarize: it is a well-known fact that those people who must want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it. To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job." ? Douglas Adams, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
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8 years ago
You must have lived in a different country than I.
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8 years ago
...one can only hope.
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8 years ago
Either that, or the war of northern agression. I'd have to check my old school books.
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8 years ago
I think that we should have congressional term limits. Congress has gone from being a collection of representatives to a ruling aristocracy. After 20 years in congress, I don't think that they're out of touch with reality.
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8 years ago
I used to have a mostly positive opinion about Powell too, until he endorsed and supported Obama. No one really knew what Powell's political beliefs were, many thought he was a Republican, but that sure defined them.
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8 years ago
If you think he's your man...
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8 years ago
Give him a few days... Scott "Flip-Flop" Walker will have a different answer NEXT time he's asked!
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8 years ago
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...minus one A-hole! ( ?- ?? ?-)
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8 years ago
You're leaving us? Bye, bye.