Who should be our next President?

Not trying to start any political arguments... I'm just curious.

I went with Rudy Giulani? Does anyone think Hillary will have a chance? Is America ready for a woman president?

I like Barack Obama but I think he's too young to win.

Susie wrote:

Does anyone think Hillary will have a chance? Is America ready for a woman president?

I think that America could very easily elect a woman (or a black or a Mormon). It seems like the media try to make it seem like a bigger obstacle than it really is. A candidate's sex or race just doesn't seem like that big a deal anymore.

Having said that, I'm for Mitt Romney.

If Larry Edwin Bradford Jr. is not running, I refuse to vote!!!

I thank God that I don't have to decide :-)

I am SOOOOO not voting for Larry. If he bashes us over the head with a stick NOW. . . .just think what he'd be like as President!! :Hahaha:


I know, I know, Larry: :bash:

Ron Paul for me. I can't say I agree with him on every issue, but he's the one who comes closest to my overall outlook on the issues, and I admire his willingness to stand by his principles and go against the leadership of his party.

Rhonda wrote:

LOL The NEW LBJ!!! :haha:

Lyndon Baines Johnson....Larry Bradford Junior

Ha! Good one, Rhonda! :haha:

Savannah wrote:

This afternoon when I brought in the mail - there it was: a big packet of information from Mr. Romney's campaign. Interesingly, it's the first political mail I've gotten yet.

How odd! :unsure:

Barack Obama is my choice at this time. While I'm not against a woman being president (am, in fact, very FOR it), I'm just against HILARY being president. She seems to be more for what Hilary needs than for what the country needs. She moves to New York as an official residence while her husband is still in office because that's where she had the best chance of getting elected, and she had to fulfill their residency requirements. She refuses to talk about anything that happened during her husband's presidency like it's nobody's business, when the fact that she's running for president MAKES it everybody's business.
It's just my opinion that she's in it more for ego than ethics.
Actually, I've always been Republican, but they haven't fielded anybody that I'm impressed with yet. Rudy's looking good, but I just haven't seen anything yet.

Maybe I will run. Does the White House have satellite or cable? I prefer cable. And I want the Deluxe package, not that basic cable crap.
And, does the president get to surf the web? If he does, I bet his connection doesn't get interrupted, cuz his ISP would worry about getting the IRS sic'ed on them. I bet he's got the best software package on the planet too. Yep, it's good to be king.

I have the same views Larry has about Hilary for president. I don't like her and for sure don't like Bill! I do believe a woman can run our country. I just don't want it to be Hilary.

flatbroke wrote:

Barack Obama is my choice at this time. While I'm not against a woman being president (am, in fact, very FOR it), I'm just against HILARY being president. She seems to be more for what Hilary needs than for what the country needs. She moves to New York as an official residence while her husband is still in office because that's where she had the best chance of getting elected, and she had to fulfill their residency requirements. She refuses to talk about anything that happened during her husband's presidency like it's nobody's business, when the fact that she's running for president MAKES it everybody's business.
It's just my opinion that she's in it more for ego than ethics.
Actually, I've always been Republican, but they haven't fielded anybody that I'm impressed with yet. Rudy's looking good, but I just haven't seen anything yet.

:agree: Most definitely!

I won't say anything because i live in Canada

Rick Perry! But I know it won't happen this election.

I don't know.They just need a good men who run the country Good.

This was the most civil disscussion about presidential candidates I've ever seen.

Harrietfan wrote:

This was the most civil disscussion about presidential candidates I've ever seen.

No kidding. lol

Barack Obama.He seems like the only honest one.