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19. NO!

Wed Mar 1, 2017, 12:59 PM

Mar 2017

No more TV stars (or anyone else) with no experience in governance at all for the most complicated job in governance on the planet.

NO.

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Oprah Says She's Rethinking If She Could Be President [View all] DonViejo Mar 2017 OP

No kidding. dalton99a Mar 2017 #2

Yeah, that should work out well. LisaM Mar 2017 #3

It's a reasonable backup plan, I guess... Bradical79 Mar 2017 #4

So am I lame54 Mar 2017 #5

Or maybe run with Al Franken greymattermom Mar 2017 #6

We all get a car! frazzled Mar 2017 #7

Sure, if you want a permanent GOP majority! Initech Mar 2017 #8

Well, goodness. You should inform her of your analysis! LanternWaste Mar 2017 #12

I sense your sarcasm. Initech Mar 2017 #13

Many of us are re-thinking if Charles Manson could become president. nt pinboy3niner Mar 2017 #9

at first I thought - ugh, but then... OKNancy Mar 2017 #14

a woman and black person will be held to a different standard JI7 Mar 2017 #15

Exactly. I think gender played an enormous role in what went down ecstatic Mar 2017 #16

Oprah got my telepathic SOS! librechik Mar 2017 #17

Agree! SharonClark Mar 2017 #20

NO! Maru Kitteh Mar 2017 #19