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Groucho as President, Will Rogers as Veep and Yogi Berra as Speaker.
Why doesn't that sound ridiculous?
Posted by: Bob | 01 December 2007 at 06:27
Your line up doesn't sound crazy because our 'real world' line up of Hillary, Barak, Guiliani and Romney sounds crazier yet.
Hillary - socialized medicine 20 years after soviet style government control is proven not to work
Barak - No experience in managing, particularly hard to determine if he stands for anything
Rudy - probable mob connections necessary to "rule" the streets in New York. Who owns him now? Which wife will make the cut?
Mitt - A Mormon in the white house, ran his state as a liberal but swears he'll be conservative once elected nationally.
Posted by: Steve Dalton | 01 December 2007 at 08:51