WOULD A MANIQUIN AT JC PENNY'S MAKE A BETTER PRESIDENT THAN THE CHlMP?
475813
Wow what a idea, another DUMMY !!!!!
481894
I think I have to go with Barbie, given only the choice between her and Ken. Don't we already have a Ken in office now? Oh wait- nevermind, I take it back- Ken's actually smarter than our current president-- at least he remains silent instead of running the risk of opening his mouth and actually letting us know what's really going on or NOT going on in his head...
157398
That is one hell of a good questions!! I guess looking beautiful is more important that running the country.
665688
the bigger question here is, "Would J. Edgar Hoover prefer to wear the outfits of Geri Haliwell or Mel C?"
71755
from my point of view we have understimated the value of women in the society, many times had been seen that women do better in certain things that are supouse to be done by a man, i think she will make a terrific president, much better than the ass right now, i encourage people to think...not to act as macho without a brain..
879022
definitley. they would probably do a better job. i think we should also have a black president one day. a little mix never hurt. it doesnt always have to be white men. = )
319945
Roo,much like Kirk has plenty of demons in the closet,\nBut to Kirks advantage he could carry a tune, and to Roos disadvantage were those BIG pockets, never trust a man\nwith big pockets and a mute rabbit . So i guess yes the Roo\nwould look better in Green Jeans?!@!
1184609
No, I think the right woman would make a good President, black or white, as long as it wasn't Hilary.
458330
No, but I think he was a better president that his predecessor and his incumbent.  \n\nPushing that website, aren't you?
899648
No He would not.  I can't believe the way some women dress.  I actually had to apologize to a guest I brought to my church because of the way a woman was dressed.  She looked like a stipper.
294983
I would SO like to have " the hardest working man in show business" in the White House today.  He'd take far fewer vacations and you KNOW New Orleans would get better attention. \n\nBush.... well he could sweep up after the show.
739458
A vote for Jefferson is American as Cherry pie.\n\nCoach
226230
Hymietown is better.  We let Jessie Jackson speak his mind, but know better than to vote him into office.\nThe Chocolate City is a little too chubby for me.  Nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there.\n\nI'll take Margaritaville over both though.  Mayor Jimmy Buffett is a class-act.
923672
Whoever has the most followers and firearms will be made president.\nYou might see Fitty Cent in the White House yet....
619420
Really, all you have to do is be a close friend of a friend of a friend who is a friend of the President or First Lady. It is her house, and I guess she can do what she likes. I wasn't aware that Rory Emerald and Cher were invited to the White House, but I was aware that Jodie Foster was. Yes, I think if you are famous then that does count for some reason that you did get invited to the White House. Some people get invited because they support the party. By the way, is Jodie a democrat or republic? Overall, I have no problem with actress Jodie Foster, prankster Rory Emerald, and music legend Cher to be invited to the White House. I think it is actually quite cool!
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Historians will ultimately see Clinton as a slightly better than average president.  While almost no one on Main Street remembers anything about his presidency other than his affair, some of us do recall more about his eight years in office.  Among his accomplishments -- taking a huge federal deficit and turning it into a huge federal surplus (which Bush has again made into a huge federal deficit); presiding over the best post-World War II economy; putting 100,000 police on the streets through federal funding, aiding in the sharp drop in crime rates during his presidency; and above all in sharp contrast to some other president we know, presiding over a period in which America and its president were admired and respected.  Whenever I tell my conservative friends all this, all they want to talk about is Monica.  I suspect they need to adjust their priorities.  On the other hand, Clinton's affair was a shocking dereliction of duty and betrayal of trust (he should have been censured, not impeached) and his handling of health care was pretty ham-handed.  Rest assured, however, that regardless of what historians think of him, the crowd that answers these questions -- which is much more representative of mainstream American thought than I am -- will continue to smear him and talk about Monica.
1115791
Bill is extremely popular and probably commands one of the highest public speaking rates in the world.  He has many public projects and raises money for good causes.  If she were to be nominated, the focus wouldn't be on her, it would naturally be on him because he was president, whether he wanted it to be or not.  I have extreme doubts that he would even dream of living in Washington again.  His life is full on its own.  I would be very surprised if she received the nomination anyway.  Could you really see Bill taking us on a tour of the Christmas decorations in the White House?