[ClearCase_guy]

Go to a Mensa meeting. When you leave, you'll be glad that none of those people are likely to be president.

The President must be strong, decisive, and principled. And mentally stable. Bush has all those qualities. As a secondary feature, it's nice if the President is smart. In Bush's case, he is smart -- so that's a plus. But I don't think it's a requirement.

PS As a member of Mensa, I feel I have a right to poke fun at the odd ducks who usually attend Mensa meetings.

[technochick99]

As a member of Mensa, I feel I have a right to poke fun at the odd ducks who usually attend Mensa meetings.

And here I was just about to get snippy with you!

[Lady Jag]

>I>odd ducks who usually attend Mensa meetings.

Yeah, socially immature left-wing unemployed while all the GOP, Mensans or not have lives and incomes.

[ApplegateRanch]

Go to a Mensa meeting.

I did, about 40 years ago. It convinced me not to accept the offer to join.

[grania]

PS As a member of Mensa, I feel I have a right to poke fun at the odd ducks who usually attend Mensa meetings.

I suspect that the average IQ of those who survive FR is higher than the average IQ of those who attend Mensa social events (been there, done that, ain't giving up my membership)

[glasseye]

The best thing I can say about my mensa experance is that i am a'lapsed membership' member.....lol