1srelluc
Diamond Member
Can't fire the asshole congress-critters though.Wrong. Presidents can fire employees of the executive branch.

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Can't fire the asshole congress-critters though.Wrong. Presidents can fire employees of the executive branch.
You can vote for someone else.Can't fire the asshole congress-critters though.![]()
It would be nice if they had some experience in government, but No. I would not support a constitutional amendment.Not really, Virginia governors only serve one four-year term.
I would be nice for our Chief Executive to have executive experience running at least one out of 50 states.....DC and territories can fuck right off.
Blah, America wants a low-rent popularity contest and that's what they got.....You could not get any more low- rent than Biden.
Carter, Clinton, Bush 43 were all governors and none made great Presidents.Would you support a constitutional amendment that required a presidential candidate to have at least four years service as a governor of one of the 50 states?
This would weed out a lot of hyperbole and mass hysteria. The debates could be based on accomplishments, failed policies, and successful policies. This would also be a win for fiscal conservatives since states don’t have unlimited access to debt like the federal government does. Most states even have a balanced budget amendment. These habits wouldn’t prevent runaway spending or deficit spending but would gives us an executive that has inclinations to make sound financial decisions that they were discipled in to practicing as a governor especially in those states with balanced budget requirements. Bill Clinton campaigned that he had a balanced budget every year he was governor of Arkansas. That was nothing to brag about because Arkansas law required a balanced budget. However Clinton will go down in history as the most fiscally conservative president since Calvin Coolidge. Say what you will but numbers don’t lie. I’d love for all future presidents to be former governors but the American people are suckers for shiny things like an one term charismatic young senator or a provocative businessman that never even served as a city councilman or even an enlisted service member in the military. I just wish presidential elections were as boring as Ben Stein giving a detailed 6 hour analysis of safety practices of blanket usage. That’s the America I envision .
"Experience in government" only means they will be service boot lickers who will sell out their constituents.It would be nice if they had some experience in government, but No. I would not support a constitutional amendment.
Well, I certainly was not happy with the populist Donny with no experience and the people he brought it, mostly not from government experienced background either."Experience in government" only means they will be service boot lickers who will sell out their constituents.
So you are happy with Biden?Well, I certainly was not happy with the populist Donny with no experience and the people he brought it, mostly not from government experienced background either.
Good grief no!!Would you support a constitutional amendment that required a presidential candidate to have at least four years service as a governor of one of the 50 states?
This would weed out a lot of hyperbole and mass hysteria. The debates could be based on accomplishments, failed policies, and successful policies. This would also be a win for fiscal conservatives since states don’t have unlimited access to debt like the federal government does. Most states even have a balanced budget amendment. These habits wouldn’t prevent runaway spending or deficit spending but would gives us an executive that has inclinations to make sound financial decisions that they were discipled in to practicing as a governor especially in those states with balanced budget requirements. Bill Clinton campaigned that he had a balanced budget every year he was governor of Arkansas. That was nothing to brag about because Arkansas law required a balanced budget. However Clinton will go down in history as the most fiscally conservative president since Calvin Coolidge. Say what you will but numbers don’t lie. I’d love for all future presidents to be former governors but the American people are suckers for shiny things like an one term charismatic young senator or a provocative businessman that never even served as a city councilman or even an enlisted service member in the military. I just wish presidential elections were as boring as Ben Stein giving a detailed 6 hour analysis of safety practices of blanket usage. That’s the America I envision .
Would you support a constitutional amendment that required a presidential candidate to have at least four years service as a governor of one of the 50 states?
I posted one example of why I made my decision. Just because you would make a decision based on one examples doesn't mean I would. Don't project.You're making a decision, not on the merits of the question, but based on some Governor has a policy you don't like.
Don't paint all Governor's the same.
WW
I can live with Biden easy enough if the other choice is trump. I think we should keep the constitution. Donny couldn't even keep his oath to the constitution and now trying to get a revenge tour. If Trump in the choice, I'll Go With Joe!So you are happy with Biden?
Good. They have no.business running a nation.Running a corporation is executive experience, but this amendment would rule those candidates out.
Anybody 35 years old or older with a birth certificate can run for president and win. I think we have enough people in our country today that we can increase the standards at least some.
Indeed, bad idea.
The "powers that be" would never allow such a person to win.Carter, Clinton, Bush 43 were all governors and none made great Presidents.
How about we look for someody with great vision, knowledge, instincts, skill set. . .
. . .who has the ability to identify problems and the courage to try and try again to find a solution for them. . .
. . .who isn't a professional politician first and public servant if and when he/she gets around to it. . .
. . .who prefers world peace to endless wars and who loves America and Americans and will not put them at a disadvantage.
They did in 2016. They were successful in preventing it in 2020. We'll see how it shakes out in 2024.The "powers that be" would never allow such a person to win.
Cool, we got to choose between Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.They did in 2016. They were successful in preventing it in 2020. We'll see how it shakes out in 2024.
No.Would you support a constitutional amendment that required a presidential candidate to have at least four years service as a governor of one of the 50 states?
This would weed out a lot of hyperbole and mass hysteria. The debates could be based on accomplishments, failed policies, and successful policies. This would also be a win for fiscal conservatives since states don’t have unlimited access to debt like the federal government does. Most states even have a balanced budget amendment. These habits wouldn’t prevent runaway spending or deficit spending but would gives us an executive that has inclinations to make sound financial decisions that they were discipled in to practicing as a governor especially in those states with balanced budget requirements. Bill Clinton campaigned that he had a balanced budget every year he was governor of Arkansas. That was nothing to brag about because Arkansas law required a balanced budget. However Clinton will go down in history as the most fiscally conservative president since Calvin Coolidge. Say what you will but numbers don’t lie. I’d love for all future presidents to be former governors but the American people are suckers for shiny things like an one term charismatic young senator or a provocative businessman that never even served as a city councilman or even an enlisted service member in the military. I just wish presidential elections were as boring as Ben Stein giving a detailed 6 hour analysis of safety practices of blanket usage. That’s the America I envision .