Trending News
Do you think that the US needs a corporate CEO as president?
remember if you will, that the CEO of a company, just like YOU would for YOUR company, rule their respective companies as dictators.
Is that what you want? A dictator as president?
11 Answers
- Anonymous10 years agoFavorite Answer
The Government isn't a business it is the government.
The government is a service paid for by taxes, That serves WE THE PEOPLE.
No we tried that with W.
Herman Cain thinks we knew where Osama was in 2003 Weeeendy....
LOL
ADDS: HOLY MOTHER OF GOD!!!
John Galt!! REALLY??
DID YOU READ THE BOOK? Do you even know what the significance of that names meaning?? Are you that f-ing retarded? No really!! That is amazing!! I have seen stupid things on here but WOW!! That is the winner!
Gratz Teabagger!!!
Source(s): W's torture chambers closed in 2003. - ?Lv 610 years ago
You can't shut the barn door now, the CEO is out!
UNITED STATES is a Corporation - There are Two Constitutions - Sovereignty
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVsMUpPgdT0
&feature=channel_video_title
On Constitutional Concerns
Ron Paul
May 5 2011
Last week the media focused on President Obama’s basic eligibility to be president while ignoring the unconstitutional manner in which he governs. For example, his recent use of a signing statement to affect a line-item veto on a bill he signed into law as president. The recent continuing resolution to fund the government through September had an amendment that defunded four of his czar positions as a cost-cutting measure. These “czars” are administration appointees who exercise influence on policy matters, yet because they are classified as “advisors” and not cabinet officials, the President is able to avoid the Senate confirmation process.
President Obama agreed to defund the czar positions before passage as part of some very tough negotiations, and then afterwards “clarified” his position with a signing statement saying that he would ignore that portion of the law. Many battles have been fought in the past over whether or not the president should have line-item veto power. That debate is essentially settled. The president does not have that power, as that gives the executive too much legislative power. This administration just over-rode all of those debates with a single signing statement and assumed the power that no one would willingly give him.
This comes on the heels of this so-called peace candidate, who hasn’t ended a single war, taking us into yet another war without a declaration from Congress. The military commanders don’t seem to have batted an eyelash at obeying unconstitutional orders despite their oaths of office. The bombings continue without a second thought. So here we have an executive who illegally legislates and single-handedly takes the nation to war. Obviously there are bigger constitutional issues here than the form of his birth certificate.
The release of the birth certificate unfortunately trumped media coverage of the historic first-ever press conference held by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. Usually he testifies before congressional hearings and I, as a congressman ask him questions, but on Wednesday, he spoke before the press and took questions from reporters. Other central banks do this kind of thing all the time, but for the Fed, this was a first and a sign that they are feeling pushback from the people about what they are doing to our money. Of course, nothing of any real substance was said, so it was a hollow, if interesting gesture on the part of the Fed.
- giaLv 44 years ago
Like maximum folk say, the question is extremely exaggerated despite if it is extremely consumer-friendly to respond to. the rationalization those adult males have been given conflict deferments (including Cheny) is by technique of the fact they have been going to school. (and solid ones at that) you do no longer prefer destiny Ivy league graduates to pass combat in a conflict. it can be a misuse of skills interior the incorrect section. the rationalization some vets are homeless is by technique of the physiological rigidity positioned on them from conflict. additionally for the period of historic previous the VA has had a recognition of no longer giving vets the treatment they deserve. As a veteran myself, i would be sure that concept. (Walter Reed anybody?) And for the final section, this u . s . a . has had many conflict heros as its president: G. Washington (no rationalization needed) D. Eisenhower (superb allied commander WWII) U. furnish (4 famous guy or woman widespread Civil conflict) A. Jackson (widespread former POW) T. Roosevelt (Medal of honor) JFK (purple heart...U-boat in vietnam) (to call some)
- How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- Anonymous10 years ago
Not that cheesy Trump but there are good CEOs
I have worked with ones that treated every one well
You are too negative on this
- DaveLv 710 years ago
let me teach you something about businesses. CEOs are like the president and all politicians should be. yes CEOs run the business but unlike a dictator they have to answer to the Share holders who are their bosses. in the same way politicians have to answer to us the voters. yet politicians seem to have forgotten that fact.
- Anonymous10 years ago
Would you vote lex luthor for president? Hell noooooo.....
- kenbgrayLv 710 years ago
They need something better than what we have right noe. Right now we have nothing at all.
- Anonymous10 years ago
Hmm not exactly but it could be cool.
- Anonymous10 years ago
We already have a dictator as a President.
Stop being so naive.
Wake up.