the vote....

[richie]

for the voters, how can we vote for someone who at the end of the boom managed to get 840k from his own failing company? It is madness, in fact how can anybody with a record like that be running for president... I don't know who to vote for now....

 

[Ravenbyrne]

for the voters, how can we vote for someone who at the end of the boom managed to get 840k from his own failing company? It is madness, in fact how can anybody with a record like that be running for president... I don't know who to vote for now....

Here ya go Richie.............

this might help

 

[GerryC]

for the voters, how can we vote for someone who at the end of the boom managed to get 840k from his own failing company? It is madness, in fact how can anybody with a record like that be running for president... I don't know who to vote for now....

Fair point but the whole presedential campaigh makes me smile. We are electing the equivalent of a mildly animated garden gnome that smiles at visitors & avoids controversy. Occasionally saying something that captures the mood of the day would be the icing on the cake.

The various potential gnomes are suggesting that they can sort out out the plumbing or what ever other intractable issues assail us.

The president has no power. This may not help your decision.

Their is a more crucial decision that the people must make that day; giving investigative powers to our elected representstives.

The sad fact is that I would not trust them to investigate any issues (although elected) but don't wish to see tax payers money being thrown at the legal profession via tribal urinals (AKA Tribunals).

Now there's a tough call............................

 

[FatFergie]

for the voters, how can we vote for someone who at the end of the boom managed to get 840k from his own failing company? It is madness, in fact how can anybody with a record like that be running for president... I don't know who to vote for now....

I don't get it either...

It speaks volumes about how we (collectively) think about our financial "crisis" and system.

I think it's more of a case of how do we vote tactically and keep out the ones we don't want. Then again if he's busy flower arranging in the park he can't do too much harm in the real world?

Referendums? are we just solving two problems by making two more?

 

[Damien]

I heard an article on the radio this morning. A guy pointed out that if you are undecided who to vote for, then vote for the oldest candidate, as they will more than likely cost the taxpayer less over the course of time when you factor in their pension.

 

[richie]

Yeh a nice old fella with, apparently no bad history... has to be a goer

 

[de crowe]

De Madonna

Here ya go Richie.............

this might help

how can i copy this photo?

 

[the celt]

how can i copy this photo?

get some tracing paper and a box of crayons

 

[richie]

how can i copy this photo?

right hand click then choose "save image as" done

 

[the celt]

right hand click then choose "save image as" done

your no fun

 

[Spear Ruler]

get some tracing paper and a box of crayons

Thank you Joe I didn't realise how much I needed a laugh till I read this and we both exploded. Fantastic

 

[P.J.]

COPY . .

. . yer a gas man, Joe, & now look what you've detonated . .

 

[de crowe]

me crying in corner

get some tracing paper and a box of crayons

 

[ChrisH Kerry]

I don't know who to vote for now....

A vote for 'All kinds of Everything' covers most possible eventualities

 

[Damien]

Not me, just a disgruntled voter.

 

[Aidan1150]

Very good.

 

[ghost]

Not me, just a disgruntled voter.

 

[Hairnet600]

Not me, just a disgruntled voter.

LARF.

HUGELY

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DID