Posted on 05/09/2008 9:04:17 AM PDT by MtnClimber
Mission Creep: The expansion of a project or mission beyond its original goals, often after initial success...
Scooted out to the west to go fishing this morning. It's kind of broken country out that way, some ups and downs, not a whole lot of choices in your radio listening pleasure.
Wound up listening to a whole lot of political radio. Actually, what we listened to, was a whole lot of people running their yaps regarding what their chosen variety of poison presidential candidate was "going to do for America".
About the third time someone mentioned "Obama", "Clinton", McCain", "service" and "the American Public" Chris turned to me and said -- probably channeling Will Rogers -- "Isn't 'service' what a bull does to a cow?"
Heh.
I love my brother.
Article II of the Constitution of the United States defines, enables and empowers the Office of the President.
Section 1 of Article II defines how we elect a President, who may be elected, who gets to be President if the guy currently holding the office doesn't hold it anymore, that he gets paid and what Oath of Office he must take.
Sections 2 and 3 of Article II are what should interest everyone this Election Day -- they state what powers the President shall have.......
Sorry. Didn't mean to depress you any further... ;-)
Why limit that to Presidential candidates?
IIRC, I don’t think member nations of the UN Security Council are allowed to have SG appointees. Somebody help me out here.
Depression...I gotcher depression right here... ;-)
“Why limit that to Presidential candidates?”
Very good point!
Couldn't be any worse than what were stuck with now.
I don’t recall who said it, but very much in line with what I have observed...I would trust the first 100 names in the telephone book more than the US Senate.
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