i want to run for president in 2020 or 2024
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I am assuming that you want to run for President of the United States of America. According to the Consitiution of the United States of America in Artilce II, you must be a natural born citizen of the United States of America, at least 35 years old, and you have to been living in the United States of America for at least 14 years.
388696
I think you should just go and vote at the same place that you voted before you move.  Then after the election change your address so that when the presidential elections come around you will be straight.
417019
I like this one!!!  Eveyone gets their way!  When are you running for office!
110858
i guess i should be elected for president then i will tell about present president
398804
Why not wait until the answer to "Who is running?" is obvious before choosing? If there is someone you know you want, you can encourage them. Sen. Obama said no at first, but many people encouraged him. Otherwise, wait for the primaries.
181844
let me know how you feel on key issues. you email me and if there any good i'll pass them along. rock out the white house good luck.
191718
Dude, you need to run for office after you write your book! So, if you are interestd in the UK Health System, why not go there and give it a try!
467841
Buffman for President in 08!!
465789
They all say that.  Yes you'd make it in the political arena.  Smile a lot.
537370
Well, since you are evidently a career criminal, why not?  Think bigger, though--run as a Republican for public office.
328392
haha I run track ( who wouldn't) and I support you in trying to get another category opened... hopefully your dreams will come true! Peace
653388
There are many things that you can do. \n\n1. Stay informed. Use a variety of news sources to get information. There is a lot of stuff not covered on the 24 hours news stations. Search for websites and international news sources.\n\n2. Be politically active. Help candidates that share your views, at every level, try to get elected. That would also mean voting when ever there is an election, no matter how small.\n\n3. Join independent political organizations. There are many on the internet and probably many in your community.\n\n4. Ride it out. Bush will be gone in 2 and half years, along with much of the current republican leadership. This year alone, Bill Frist, Rick Santorum, Tom Delay, Katherine Harris, Ken Blackwell, Bob Taft, Jeb Bush, and Duke Cunningham will all be out of power, most if not all probably forever. Politics is very dynamic, if you don't like the country's direction at one point in time, it is bound to change soon enough.
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Go to whitehouse.gov\nand click on contact or email
357166
There are dozens of ways; its time consuming and costly.  Join local organizations and volunteer to help them in their causes.  This will demonstrate your abilities and people will grow to respect you and join you in a cause of running for office.  No matter which political part you are join the local branch of it; if there is one; and if not try to start one.  I'm in California and we have "central committees" for the parties in each county and they are fairly easy to join.  \n\nGet ready to be a donor for people that have started before you.  It helps to have them as friends in case appointments come up; or you need an endorsement from them later.
557621
OMG - Run for Governor somewhere please
541909
I would say you are in a sweet position if you live in the United States. Here are my points on why.\n\n1) Democrats now control both houses of Congress. Stem cell research my on the near horizon if we get a Democratic president. I think the stem cell issue will have to wait till 2008 but still in the near future and should open up jobs for you.\n\n2) Biochemistry in agriculture is very appealing especially since we have new technologies that may change the way we look "food." The new development of cleaner fuels will prompt the need to discover higher yielding crops for energy conversion.\n\n3) Population increases will always create a demand for biochemists. The way we live and eat is constantly evolving as we move away from rural communities. Crops need to be more efficient and hospitals need to be able to treat people more effectively.\n\nI wouldn't worry if I were you. I my state, the growth rate for Biotech is 2.3% which is probably better positive than negative.\n\nGood luck!
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I hope Barack Obama becomes president some day, and I'm pretty sure he will.  But he doesn't have enough experience to run in 2008.  By then he will only have had 4 years at the national level.  But I do hope he becomes president in 2012, 2016, 2020, or whenever.  He's still young, he has plenty of time.