• Answers
  • Web

Perhaps it is time to use supernatural power to keep the Chief Executive honest. What do you think?

Does it really take virtually infinite depravity to become a liar, cheat, misfit, two-timer, loathsome old fiend, lawyer, or (oh my God) politician?

I have already made a vile threat to whoever wins the next election: if they blow it badly enough, I will appear in ghostly form, with an accordion, rattle around through the White House playing the dreaded song, "99 bottles of beer on the wall" for the rest of his term in office!

Or is that excessive?  I mean, if I must endure that horror driving the Cub Pack or the Scout Troop to distant campouts, then why cannot I use that to torment a President into submission to the will of ther American People?

 

 


Share Send to a friend Watch Report
 
 

Posted Answers

 
44 helpful answers

Love is the law.Innocent

While your question appears to be tongue in cheek, attempting to exert your will over another is a big no-no.  Tends to rebound back onto you.  However, in answer to your question, the Presidency has been bought and paid for since the death of JFK as has the Vice-Presidency.  Let's look at the last couple of Presidents, GW twice and now Obama.  Both cheated to win.  Is the highest office in the land worth it?  Very few truly honest people make it into high political offices because they are honest and can't be bought out.  In order to level the playing fields several things have to happen.  1.  Get rid of the electoral college.  That system is outdated and bring back the popular vote. 2.  Stop allowing the news media to control who the top candidates will be.  3.  Get rid of the shadow government.  4.  Get Big Business and the PACS out of government.  Special interests are killing us.  5.  Stop voting for legislators that don't vote for what the constituents want and vote for what group has lined their pockets the most.  I'm not saying that everybody who holds office is dishonest, but let's look at who has run, say over the last 20 years that was basically honest and how many of them were in the final group of running and how many of them were forced to drop out.  The system needs a major overhaul.  Democracy has been dead for years.

Sign in to participate

Got an answer for De Punster? Would you like to comment on the posted answers, or vote for the one which you think is the best?

Sign up for a free account, or sign in (if you're already a member).

Explore Related Questions

Other people asked questions on similar topics, check out the answers they received:


Q:

Have you ever seen a ghost?

Have you ever seen a ghost? Do you believe in the supernatural? Share you stories and opinions here.
Submitted by AOL News   7 months ago.
  • viewed 3609 times
Last answer posted 6 months ago by Hope
Asked about " Ghost Hunters"


Q:

Supernatural

Do you believe in ghosts? spirits? being visited by loved ones?
Submitted by MarySoprano   1 year ago.
  • viewed 132 times
Last answer posted 5 months ago by Toki


Q:

Can someone make a ghost go away by ignoring it ...

can someone make a ghost go away by ignoring it? If so, how long will it take for that spirit to leave the person alone?
Submitted by lesly   7 months ago.
  • viewed 200 times
Last answer posted 6 months ago by xoxosamrocksxoxo



» More...

Feed - Subscribe to changes to this Q&A Blog
ADVERTISEMENT
  • Answers
  • Web
Copyright © 2006-2009, Yedda Inc. and respective copyright owners · CC License