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To: CDR Kerchner
I agree with the article. However, while NBC is a requirement to become president, it's the responsibility of citizens to select an NBC who is honest and will lead the nation for the benefit of the citizens.

In my lifetime, we have chosen poorly, especially in recent times that most boomers became eligible to vote The two best were Reagan & Trump. Both Bushes (father & son) turned out to not be what the people thought they were. But it didn't become totally apparent until the people elected Obama, who played a major role in the destruction of America. Neither said a peep about his presidency, but they couldn't shut up when it came to Trump.

Nixon was his own downfall, though he was a better president than history has portrayed him as.

Ike was another good president, but he was before boomers could vote.

The one Democrat that was in the running, was JFK, but he blew it when he allowed government workers to unionize, for that allowed governments to become corrupt with too much power. The Democrats recognized the value & seized upon it, while the Republicans ignored the potential.

3 posted on 03/18/2023 9:43:28 AM PDT by Robert DeLong
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To: Robert DeLong

Well stated!


14 posted on 03/18/2023 12:06:26 PM PDT by octex
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To: Robert DeLong

While JFK’s allowing federal employees to unionize was a body blow, his immigration dreams for a replacement population of Hispanic Catholic and non-white voters, and chain migration coming true in honor of his death, was what killed America.


21 posted on 03/18/2023 1:11:18 PM PDT by ansel12 (NATO warrior under Reagan, and RA under Nixon, bemoaning the pro-Russians from Vietnam to Ukraine.)
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