If you could make anyone president or leader of your country right now....anyone at all...who would it be?--Al

-- Al Schroeder (al.schroeder@nashville.com), October 04, 2000

Answers

How about YOU, Al? I think you'd do as good a job as any. =)

-- Sunshyn (sunshyndream@aol.com), October 04, 2000.

Most of the ones I would pick are dead, and if alive would probably refuse the job. Of the live people here, I am like Sunshyn -- go for it man.

-- Denver doug (ionoi@webtv.net), October 04, 2000.

The Dalia Lama, or Gahndi if he was alive.

-- AJ (joijoijoi@hotmail.com), October 04, 2000.

Martin Sheen, with the entire gang from "West Wing".

-- Planet Earth (imagine@industrial-ideas.com), October 05, 2000.

Myself, don't think i could do worse then some, don't think i better then others, but i can lisen to others, something thats not happening, our goverment lisens to large companys and not the lil' people that count, i'm one of them and if i made it there, one of them would be heard, but with the voices of many others behind him, the way it should be, and if we put one of the lil' people in the white house it could happen, but that person would have to be able to understand our world, have not hate for his fellow man becacse of race, not judge others by there sex or age or there belife in there god,

-- robert martin (lil_cahaba@yahoo.com), January 02, 2002.

Myself, but I wouldn't want to waste my precious time on this lovely sphere embroiled in the backstabbing b.s. political crap (a basic non- productive game-playing, ego-driven waste). I'm planning on running for school board in a small-but-growing Public School District that has lots of "insolveable" problems (most of them are easy to fix!). It should be more interesting than T.V. Long live: M. Gahndi J. Stienbeck J. Christ W. Faulkner "Don Beto" All considered at one time or another in their illustrious lives to be "crack pots", insane, dangerous revolutionaries, drunks, etc. (Thanxs for the "venting service" guys ;-{] )

-- David R. Decker (bigwdave@tcsn.net), May 19, 2002.