Thread: The Conversation

Originally Posted by Quick Orange

In all seriousness: does it get difficult to sleep at night? All political crap aside, it's gotta be a stressful job. If you look at pictures of presidents before and after their presidency, they look drastically different. I've managed all sorts of things, but to more or less be seen as the manager of the country has got be a new level of stress and worry.

I think anyone who runs for president ought to be automatically disqualified on grounds of insanity. A person has to be nuts to want the job to begin with.

"What did you talk about with the Bilderberg Group before the election"?

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

I think anyone who runs for president ought to be automatically disqualified on grounds of insanity. A person has to be nuts to want the job to begin with.

No kidding. I think at some point I might be able to do it, but probably not. The stress levels and the worry would give me a heart attack. No wonder they all run in the morning. I respect almost any man that spent time as Mr. President simply for the fact that they somehow made it out without a heart attack (Clinton was close to one, lol).

Furthermore, to take that level of stress and have your family in the thick of it...insanity might just be the word.

I'd try and throw him off his game by asking him somthing he'd never expect.can i see your razor?I'll shoe you mine if you show me yours.Then i pull out a razor and get shot by secret service.Gasping "I just wanted to shoe him.cough cough"

Seriously though I don't hold the vocabulary or knowledge to have a real intelectual discussion with him.

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

I think anyone who runs for president ought to be automatically disqualified on grounds of insanity. A person has to be nuts to want the job to begin with.

Good point!

I'm not sure that I would bother. Politicians of any level are a slippery bunch, and who's to say I'd get any honest answers.

I don't mean this as a negative statemet about Obama, but everyone has an adgenda all the time, and part of that is public relations and political correctness and such.

Assuming this is a conversation without press, cameras or audience, I would gladly sit with the president of the US for an hour and have a conversation with him.

Apart from the pleasantries, I would ask why he changed his mind on the terrorism issue, since he was so outspoken during his campaign. I'd also like to learn the story behind some of the things we get told in the media.
Mind you, I am not a truther or conspiracy nut, but in politics and global events, there is usually a lot going on that we aren't told / aware of.

Perhaps I'd also ask if he could use a wingman to help him run and organize things in the background.