If I had my way for 2020...

[moonseller66]

[Bettie]

1. Michelle or Barack?

Oh wait, either one would work for that!

[jrandom421]

8. For Michelle, that's a big NO in a Chicago second,

She hates the shit show DC and its politics have become, and there's NO way she'll ever consider running for office. She feels she's already done her turn in the barrel, and I sure don't blame her. Wish her and Barak well as they live outside the DC bubble.

[leftieNanner]

2. Wish we could

But we can't.

Sorry.

[moonseller66]

3. Why?

The stipulation in Amendment 22 is only on the Presidency. No mention of a president becoming a vice-preseident after his two terms. In addition, the vice president is allowed to serve as many terms as can be elected.

Interesting thought, though.

[leftieNanner]

4. I would love it!

But it was my understanding that since the VP is in line to be the President should something happen, then Obama would have a third term which isn't permitted. I could be wrong about that.

Too bad we can't enlist Michelle to run! But she has said a thousand times that she won't.

[pamdb]

5. 2020

Which Obama?

[StevieM]

6. If I had it my way Al Franken would run. (eom)

[question everything]

7. No foreign policy experience? Any qualifications for being commander of chief?

I assume you mean Michelle.

Yes, compassion is nice but hardly enough.

As if we did not have enough voters last time around who said that the job of the president is not for a woman.

It is not "bigoted" or other reasons for hiding. Let's face reality.

[moonseller66]

9. Oh, Please!

Don't try to tell me what I mean.

I used to wonder why warning labels were placed on plastic bags or "Don't drink the Turpentine."

Why would you fulfill half the "assume", complain about not enough people voting for a woman then go on to try to defend your assumption?

Reality? Really? 8%?

BTW, amost 3 million Americans decided to support a woman for president. Sadly, 3 million bigots voted for someone less qualified than your suggested Michelle.