Stuff it, Arnie. If you qualified, so would Soros.
Posted on 10/29/2004 7:11:28 AM PDT by areafiftyone
California's movie star governor Arnold Schwarzenegger says he wants to be able to run for president and approves of moves to raise the constitutional ban on foreign-born US citizens holding the highest office, AFP reports.
"Yes, absolutely," Schwarzenegger said when queried by CBS "60 Minutes" about changing the Constitution to allow foreign born citizens to run for president
"Why not? With my way of thinking, you always shoot for the top," the Gov. Schwarzenegger said.
"Ten being the highest, I would give myself an eight," he said, evaluating the job he has done in California. "I think I fell short on some of the things."
No, no, no, no, no, no and NO!
George Soros wants the same amendment change!
Marry Hillary...
Fuggedaboutit! I am a naturalized citizen,too. Let's not change what ain't broke!
He's doing ok with CA. Certainly better than we were doing.
But I will never support allowing a non-native to become president.
Stuff it, Arnie. If you qualified, so would Soros.
Because the Constitution forbids it! First you, then who.....an Iranian?
No, no, no, no, no, no and NO!
agree, agree, agree, agree and AGREE! Not because of him for any reason but next I could envision a President Soros!
I prefer he become King of Aquilonia. I know I've been waiting for quite a while to see it happen.
Hey Arnold, why don't you do something in California first, you know, like an accomplishment or something. No state in the union has more opportunity for improvement than California.
Heck no.. It can open to much can of worms..
He can run for president of Austria.
Never gonna happen.
Can you say, "President Granholm"?
I knew you could!
LOL!
Please allow me to retort.....NO NO NO NIX NON IXNAY ON THE IRKJAY, NO NO NO NO AND NEVER!
"HELL NO!! HEY ARNOLD....."
AMEN! (that is that)
Even if something ain't broke, it doesn't mean we can't make it better. I say 25 years as a citizen, then give them a shot.
Wouldn"t help.
You have to be born here.
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