When will we be able to say.....
I can't wait for the day when we can say..."Oh! I can't decide who to vote for, they are both so qualified and good!" |
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| i don't think that is human nature |
| AMEN TO THAT!!!!!! |
| DITTO! |
| Ain't ever going to happen.
I think there is something fundamentally wrong with ANYONE who has the ego to think that they can run an entire country. But it's the best system we have. |
| For the first time in many years, I am voting for a candidate, rather than against one and it feels great!
Having said that, I am soooooooooo ready for this to be over. Laurie and Oscar |
Tasker's Mom wrote: Ain't ever going to happen.
I think there is something fundamentally wrong with ANYONE who has the ego to think that they can run an entire country. But it's the best system we have. I am more concerned about the mental health of someone who wants all the headaches for what is really little pay 
ANd democracy is a poor system of government - until you look at all the other ones  |
You know one thing I just thought of...you know how being president seems to age them so much. Like see a picture of Bush in 2000 versus today...at least McCain's already old, so there probably won't be much of a difference in his pictures...  |
barney1 wrote: You know one thing I just thought of...you know how being president seems to age them so much. Like see a picture of Bush in 2000 versus today...
True - look at pictures of Bill Clinton from the beginning and at the end. It's a tough gig. Sometimes we think we have the weight of the world on our shoulders. These guys really do. |
barney1 wrote: You know one thing I just thought of...you know how being president seems to age them so much. Like see a picture of Bush in 2000 versus today...at least McCain's already old, so there probably won't be much of a difference in his pictures...
look at Barack - he has gray hair just from campaigning. but do you really think McCain survives 8 years? |
Bailey's Mom wrote: barney1 wrote: You know one thing I just thought of...you know how being president seems to age them so much. Like see a picture of Bush in 2000 versus today... True - look at pictures of Bill Clinton from the beginning and at the end. It's a tough gig. Sometimes we think we have the weight of the world on our shoulders. These guys really do. I think Clinton mainly got pinker. |
barney1 wrote: You know one thing I just thought of...you know how being president seems to age them so much. Like see a picture of Bush in 2000 versus today...at least McCain's already old, so there probably won't be much of a difference in his pictures...
They say this sooooooo often when someone is in the military for 20 years too. Grabbing someone else the same age will usually give you a younger less worn man even if they're in great shape and good looking. The wrinkles and aging shows more than normal. |
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