requisites for president

[Rht4162]

in todays unceartain world, does anyone else thing that military experience should be a pre requisite for the office of president? if they are going to control the military they should know something about it, what do you guys think?

[HK4U]

I would just like to see one that first understood the constitution including the bill of rights. One that understands the original intent in which it was written. One that understands that the constitution was written to protect our God given rights not give them to us. A president that then follows the constitution. A president that is not controlled by enemies of our republic, a true patriot. A president that understood why George Washington warned against foreign wars and entanglements with other nations. Does anyone know where we find a man like that today and then how we get him elected from within the two major political parties? Me neither.

[Rht4162]

to tell you the truth your talking to one here, i am still young, and i can tell you are someone i could learn allot from, im a republican, but i believe in what this country was ORIGINALLY founded on. not the corrupt version it has become

[HK4U]

Originally Posted by Rht4162

to tell you the truth your talking to one here, i am still young, and i can tell you are someone i could learn allot from, im a republican, but i believe in what this country was ORIGINALLY founded on. not the corrupt version it has become

I believe there are plenty of God fearing Patriots left in this country. Getting them far enough in politics to make a difference is a challenge though. With both our main parties infiltrated and to a great degree controlled by the NWO and most major news media complicent with their agenda it will be very hard. That being said we still have to keep trying and praying. Young men and women like yourself can make a difference.

[Rht4162]

well i am 19, so i got a long time to try, my chosen career path is actually movie producer so im going to be a conservative hollywood person, like the good ole govenator. but if you think of it, the only way for someone like us to get far enough to make a difference is if we are rich. and dont have to get the liberal media to give us coverage which you know they would never do. or have to rely on donations, if we can pay our own way without special intrest groups then we can do something about all of this

[NDS]

Originally Posted by Rht4162

...im going to be a conservative hollywood person, like the good ole govenator...

:hilarious: :rolleyesb: :rolleyesb: :icon_rolleyes: :nuts::icon_cheesygrin: :ohmy: :bleh: :embarrest: :hehe:

By far the best joke of the week!!

[jwtollett21]

I don't think it should be a pre-requisite but it would be a good thing if they did serve.

[boris]

at the boy's dream. john milius directed red dawn. president grant was the one of the worst ever. and he won the civil war.

[toreskha]

Originally Posted by boris

at the boy's dream. john milius directed red dawn. president grant was the one of the worst ever. and he won the civil war.

I think he's laughing at the idea that Arnold is a conservative; he's obviously become quite liberal over the years.

IMO the issue of Arnold as a conservative is a bit misrepresented, though. He's sort of a pro-business type of conservative to begin with, not really a "social" type. Also, he's from CA - and most (not all!) California Republicans are a lot different from those in South Carolina, because liberals in CA are really liberal. It sort of skews the whole frame of reference. While he's not my kind of Republican, I think Arnold is basically a good person in character.

Originally Posted by Rht4162

in todays unceartain world, does anyone else thing that military experience should be a pre requisite for the office of president? if they are going to control the military they should know something about it, what do you guys think?

Experience shouldn't be a requirement but some level of education and understanding should. They don't need to know intricate details, but they should have a good understanding of the leadership levels and be able to identify basic areas of strategy, tactics and actual hardware. Most of that can be taught, though.

[HK4U]

Originally Posted by toreskha

I think he's laughing at the idea that Arnold is a conservative; he's obviously become quite liberal over the years.

IMO the issue of Arnold as a conservative is a bit misrepresented, though. He's sort of a pro-business type of conservative to begin with, not really a "social" type. Also, he's from CA - and most (not all!) California Republicans are a lot different from those in South Carolina, because liberals in CA are really liberal. It sort of skews the whole frame of reference. While he's not my kind of Republican, I think Arnold is basically a good person in character.


Experience shouldn't be a requirement but some level of education and understanding should. They don't need to know intricate details, but they should have a good understanding of the leadership levels and be able to identify basic areas of strategy, tactics and actual hardware. Most of that can be taught, though.

No supprise the he is not conservative. First of all he is from Hollyweird and second look who he is married to.