Close, but no cigar.
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I always thought it was a feint. They decided a long time ago to be running mates but ran against each other to a) whack up a huge media storm (free publicity) and b) decide who gets the lead role. I mean, FFS, it's the dream ticket, innit? A black and a woman. -- Marina Mayes - Reading, UK. To email me remove XX from my address SR250 - gone. BOTAFOT12, BOD#2, BOTAFOS#2 KotLBOD#s, KotLBOTAFOS#s,IMC#2, Tart#10-19, SR#3 I never give in to fear or blackmail; I always give in to temptation. "You're a national treasure" - porl, 18.1.03
Worryingly possible. Given that the ideal candidate is not on offer, I suspect the merkins will prefer a president that might be trigger-happy to one that might be trigger-reluctant.
I meant that he/she doesn't exist. But if I had to choose, probably Jimmy Carter. I reckon the day the merkins picked Ronald Reagan over him was the day they finally lost it.
Kewl, Tony Blair for president. I can't think of a nicer chap for the job or more deserving country. Sensible policies etc, etc...
On Fri, 06 Jun 2008 21:35:04 +0100, Paul Corfield What an interesting image... But yep, McCain looks the most likely winner but.... he also doesn't look likely to make a full term. http://punditkitchen.com/2008/05/30/political-pictures-mccain-bush-oil-war-power-babes/ Sam Seaborn? Jed Bartlett? Rob McAllister?
<g> We watched "Galaxy Quest" earlier this week. If you've not seen it, it's a nice little film about fantasy becoming reality. [1] [1] In essence, has-been Star-Trek-type actors save real aliens.