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The American people are 100% responsible for the grotesque Frankenstein in the white house. Why should they ever be trusted with the power of a vote again?
There should be a law against nepotism in government.
No more Trumps
No more Obamas
No more Bush
No more Clinton
U.S. gov was not formed to be a dynasty.
No one who carries the bloodline of a former President of the U.S. should be allowed to run for that office or appoint their family members to gov posts.
There should be a law against nepotism in government.
No more Trumps
No more Obamas
No more Bush
No more Clinton
U.S. gov was not formed to be a dynasty.
No one who carries the bloodline of a former President of the U.S. should be allowed to run for that office or appoint their family members to gov posts.
Lets not forget the Kennedy family, every time I think they are gone, another one pops up.
There should be a law against nepotism in government.
No more Trumps
No more Obamas
No more Bush
No more Clinton
U.S. gov was not formed to be a dynasty.
No one who carries the bloodline of a former President of the U.S. should be allowed to run for that office or appoint their family members to gov posts.
LOL
So while I agree in general, don't forget that we had two examples already with the Adams, and the Roosevelt's.
As to bloodlines, Hillary would be eligible, so it must be by marriage as well.
Sure, if you're a citizen, over 18, have a brain, and free will.
Sounds like you probably qualify, even if we differ concerning our beliefs about the source of brains and free will.
The poster to whom I previously responded sounded as if he or she did not think voting was important or necessary, since in his or her view, God appoints all "leaders" to their positions. My response was that people have free will and should use their best judgement to vote for those whom they consider the best candidates for office.
I share that poster's belief in God, but perceive God very differently, it would appear.
I think qualified people should cherish their right to vote and use it thoughtfully, regardless of their religious beliefs or lack thereof.
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