If you could pick anyone living or dead to become President who would it be?
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killdrphil
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Great question! Does it have to fall into the usual guidelines of They have to be an American citizen... Ect, ect?
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Rutger Hauer...he's intimidating which could prove to be useful... :D
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Abe Lincoln!
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Can we just bring Ronald Regan back? :-) I really, really liked him, and the rest of the world seemed to as well.
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Beat Covid, Avoid Republicans Phoney war in Central America, Trading Arms for Hostages, Televangelists in charge of the morality of the United States, sure we need Reagan again, lol -
OrangeDonRump Indeed - well said, Hulk. Plus, the last 3 years of his second term was entirely someone else navigation the Oval Office - the Alzheimer's was already knocking him around. Not blaming him, things like that are not in one's control, but that's what it was.
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Thomas Jefferson, or Abraham Lincoln.
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Me.
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Great question, kdp..it would be Robert F. Kennedy. We never got a chance to see how/what he would do. He had so much promise! :) ((hugs))
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George Carlin
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I want Lincoln back.
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Ralph Nader with Bill Maher as VP! :D
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dead
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I actually thought of another person that I really wish would have run, but I know he never will for the sake of his family. Colin Powell. He's a great man respected by both sides equally.
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George Carlin... He' snot afraid to say it like it is.
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Ehh... i would say Michael Moore. I think he unserstands a kit about the health care system and other things like that. but im just 15 so idk
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My mum. She would totaly sort out those misbehaving countrys :)
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Thomas Jefferson with Benjamin Franklin as VP.
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Frank Zappa! ;-)
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Gilligan!
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Beat Covid, Avoid Republicans
We already had him. Trump.
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Cathryn Bridges!---------shes my idol!
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Gandhi, anybody who can make a whole country act as one in one peaceful act and unite a country deserves to be president.
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mushroom
Ghandi certainly led the mocement for independence from British rule, but as to unifying the country, over 14 million people were forced to move, often by violence, to the new partitions of India and Pakistan.
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Gandhi. I think we could all benefit from a term with Gandhi in office.
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I would go with Teddy Roosevelt.
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Bill Cosby. He would lighten the serious people, and humor the world!
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OrangeDonRump
Yeah, then he'd drug half his staff and rape them. Great idea! Maybe we can bring back the rapist basketball player, too, as his VP. Or even Orange Don, who loves sexually assaulting women so much, he brags about it on tape!
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Ted Nugent. The white house needs some antler lamps.
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Michael Bloomberg, New York City's Mayor. He runs the city like he runs his successful business. It would be great if he could do for the country what he has done for the city of New York. He owes nobody!
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Abraham Lincoln
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No question about it, I would pick a dead one. Dead presidents are the best. Secret Service please ignore that comment, it was meant as a joke. Is there a form I can fill out to swear that out or something?
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Myself of course.
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Franklin Roosevelt. He'd know how to deal with Fox News and the rest of the Connies.
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Army Veteran
He would also get America involved in WW3. -
Beat Covid, Avoid Republicans
1465, How would he do that? -
Beat Covid, Avoid Republicans
That's what I thought.
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definitely someone living!
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George Washington. We haven't had too many Presidents that were both honest and not power-hungry. In fact: extremely few. Washington was a fantastic orator (I wonder if he wrote his own speeches?), and he treated the Presidency as if it were an admirable service to his country, and he stepped down voluntarily after his second term for the sake of the country (so that the office would not become something akin to a monarchy, that is: either lifelong or hereditary).
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