With all the negative publicity both presidential candidates are receiving, many Repubicans and Democrats seem less than eager to vote in the coming elections. The phrase "lesser of two evils" is heard often.
Ignoring present elections and who may or may not be the incumbent in 2016, who would you choose as the 2016 dream team? Who would you nominate for president, vice-president, secretary of state, secretary of defense?
Would you choose a familiar face, like Sarah Palin, Paul Ryan or Hillary Clinton for president? Or someone new? The New York Times offers some thoughts on possible democratic candidates, including Clinton, Massachussetts governor Deval L. Patrick and Chicago's Rahm Emanuel.
Tell us your choice in the comment section!
I understand exactly. You should have tears.
I'm sorry to say but the bartender says no more for you tonight.
Hat tip. I AM .... INSUBORDINATE!
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/49227596/ns/politics-the_new_york_times/#__utma=14933801.269249430.1347580767.1348969959.1349007788.26&__utmb=14933801.2.10.1349007788&__utmc=14933801&__utmx=-&__utmz=14933801.1347580767.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none)&__utmv=14933801.|8=Earned%20By=msnbc%7Ccover=1^12=Landing%20Content=Mixed=1^13=Landing%20Hostname=www.nbcnews.com=1^30=Visit%20Type%20to%20Content=Earned%20to%20Mixed=1&__utmk=181458599 Funny, I can't seem to find any reference to this on the Faux News website.
You should have known it was wrong since it was MSNBC that made it up. They are far more liberal than Fox News could ever be conservative.
"The number of Florida counties reporting suspicious voter registration forms connected to Strategic Allied Consulting, the firm hired by the state Republican Party to sign up new voters, has grown to 10, officials said, as local election supervisors continue to search their forms for questionable signatures, addresses or other identifiers." And later? “I told my friends in the party then that paying people to do this was a bad idea, and it almost inevitably leads to problems,” Mr. Lux said. “Unfortunately, I was not proven wrong.” I seem to remember a big stink about voter fraud from the right during the 2008 election, but now that the shoe's on the other foot, nary a peep. BTW, after my public education, of which I'm proud, I graduated from an elite private university, but one thing I learned there was how not to be an elitist snob.
"After reports of suspicious forms surfaced in Florida, the company — owned by Nathan Sproul, who has been involved in voter registration efforts since at least the 2004 presidential election — was fired last week by the state Republican Party and the Republican National Committee." "The state Republican Party, which paid the company $1.3 million to register voters here, said it would file an elections fraud complaint against Strategic Allied, which is based in Tempe, Ariz." Too bad you learned nothing valuable from your elite private university education. Liberal arts school, right? Possibly even Ivy League. It shows.
Are you aware that the majority of CEOs are liberal arts majors?
Most of the scientists I've met are well read in their field but not so much outside their field. The exceptions are the academic scientists, who are highly creative and not bound by the strictures of industry. But I'd agree that a specialty company needs a focused approach. However, a great techy rarely makes a great leader.
In following the Democratic footsteps of ACORN. This PROVES that there are idiots on BOTH sides, so there is still room for Bi Partisan policy talks.
Lee for President - because has a proven history of paying back what he borrowed early, while producing IMPROVED materials / services. The Corvette guys - because if we HAVE to own GM, at least they can produce something worth owning instead of telling us it always “Runs deep”. Since they’re being run out of DC by virtue of our common "stake", we already know it runs deep and it’s a waste of ad monies. Pay more than your fair share today and get a vette!