The Arnold Amendment... - Page 2

gldstwmn · #16 11-09-2004, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

Say Arnold wasn't a factor in this. Would anyone support this Amendment then?

Nope. I have to believe that there is a crop of decent presidential candidates that were born right here in this country. There are approximately 298,718,213 of us. What do you think the odds are?

estranged4life · #17 11-09-2004, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by gldstwmn

Nope. I have to believe that there is a crop of decent presidential candidates that were born right here in this country. There are approximately 298,718,213 of us. What do you think the odds are?

when ya figure that "1" in 298,718,213 of us that was "re-elected" on Nov.2

Brian "What are the odds on World War III happening within the next 4 years?" j.

DeeGeMe · #18 11-09-2004, 10:09 PM

Fine--let them do it. But in exchange, we get to change the amendment that says you can only serve 8 years--that way we can run Bill Clinton again in 2008!

GypsySorcerer · #19 11-10-2004, 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by gldstwmn

Nope. I have to believe that there is a crop of decent presidential candidates that were born right here in this country. There are approximately 298,718,213 of us. What do you think the odds are?

But what if there's a better candidate who was born in a different country? Why should't someone like Teresa Heinz Kerry be able to run?

strandinthewind · #20 11-10-2004, 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

But what if there's a better candidate who was born in a different country? Why should't someone like Teresa Heinz Kerry be able to run?

I think so. I mean the main reasoning behind the born in the US req. was so an Englishman (esp. King George) could not be Pres. I think we have moved past that

gldstwmn · #21 11-10-2004, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

But what if there's a better candidate who was born in a different country? Why should't someone like Teresa Heinz Kerry be able to run?

No.

golddustdragon · #22 11-10-2004, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by estranged4life

"John McVie in 2008"

Brian "The Penguin Party" j.

Schwartznegger/McVie 2008. Hmmm, that might be interesting. The terminator and... the bassist(

). And they're both non-Americans. Austrian and British. Too bad McVie has no experience at all.

Okay, back to the real world. I think Schwartznegger/McCain would be a damn good team. No more extremist for the Republicans please! I don't want Hillary to run because so many people hate her. I hope there's a dark horse in the Democratic party because Obama still needs experience.

dissention · #23 11-10-2004, 09:46 PM

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Okay, back to the real world. I think Schwartznegger/McCain would be a damn good team. No more extremist for the Republicans please! I don't want Hillary to run because so many people hate her. I hope there's a dark horse in the Democratic party because Obama still needs experience.

McCain is rather extreme, but I agree that if we're forced to endure Republicans for longer than four more years, I'd like to have the most moderate. I nominate Olympia Snowe.

As for Obama, I don't like him one bit. I can't put my finger on it, but there's something about him that's incredibly phony and fake; his speech at the DNC turned me off big time, especially the Godspeak. He does nothing for me and I doubt he ever will. He would never get my vote for president.

Dollars to doughnuts, we're going to nominate a southerner. It wouldn't surprise me if it was Edwards. If anyone more conservative than Edwards is nominated, they won't get my vote. I'm sick of this ****.