🚀 go-pugleaf

"arw" <aweiss@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
news:1VEQ5.2408$2Z4.74851@typhoon.austin.rr.com...
> Back in 1789 days or thereabouts (probably up to the Presidency of James
> Madison, who was sadly afflicted with one of the worst Congresses on
> record!), this might have been a very good solution.
>
> Unfortunately, the engulfment and devourment of American government by
> political parties (a role NOT authorized or prohibited by the
Constitution,
> unfortunately) means this is highly unlikely.
>
> This is all about POLITICS - and that means political parties, patronage,
> payoffs, and pissing on everyone else (the 4 p's these days).  The
> likelihood of Al Gore, Jr. taking such an offer is ZERO.  Gore is also
> killing his political future by throwing the election into the courts,
> unlike Nixon.

Gore has no future anyway.  If he looses the election, he has nothing.
  Liberman goes back to being a senator, Bush back to Governing, Cheney goes
back to getting millions of dollars in sweatheart government contracts for
Halliburton and Gore?  He gets to go back to a state that refuted him and
he'll have nothing.

Gore has nothing to loose.
  He will never ever be able to run again because he'll be just another Dan
Quale, an embarresment to the party who wish he'll just go away and shut up
after this loss.

Tipper will no doubt divorce him in a few years, that is if she sheds a few
tons of blubber and she'll find a nice christian evangelist minister to
order and boss around,  she'll do lunch with Hillary once in awhile and
they'll both sit and laugh and giggle over their Beta Male loser husbands.

>
> Cheney can go back to Secretary of Defense, Colin Powell can take over as
> Secretary of State, Condo Rice can be Nat Sec. Advisor, and you can give
the
> rest to Norman Schwartzkopf to dismantle  :-)
>
> yr. ob. srv,
>
> Alan
>
>
> jim bob marley <nospam@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
> news:04E4C48462CA9EB9.6F780CF0ACB48267.0E0BB35B157616E8@lp.airnews.net...
> > If nobody can agree on Bush or Gore, the decision may go to Congress for
> > President and Senate for VP.  A compromise for both sides could be Bush
as
> > President and Lieberman as VP.  A Bush/Lieberman team has a chance of
> > being agreeable to a larger percentage of Americans.  Potential for 2004
> > as well?  Cheney could be appointed to a position within the admin.
Under
> > the circumstances, it could be a decent solution, or not.
>
>