I like your answers... 1. I might just go w/the war at the moment. 2. FDR is a great choice 3. It is amazing to say, but I actually think George W. Bush has done more damage to this country than either Nixon or Reagan (and I seriously despise both of them). 4. I also have trouble thinking of any world leader I really admire, I kinda love Churchill, but I'm sure you meant someone current, and there are probably bad things about him I'm unaware of. 5. Canada 6. intelligence and a capability to listen to others and learn (not that I'm in any position to really know if any of them have these qualities). 7. very little weight 8. I hope with both 9. no, I don't have any great faith in religious people being any better than an atheist. 10. no, I don't care about this at all. 11. frankly I don't think someone rises to the point of being able to make a run for the Presidency without some experience. Oh you'll get some crack pots like Ralph Nader or Ross Perot, but very few voters will actually take them seriously. So in my opinion the ability to get votes is in itself a kind of verification of an ability to lead. JMPO
your answers
1. I might just go w/the war at the moment.
2. FDR is a great choice
3. It is amazing to say, but I actually think George W. Bush has done more damage to this country than either Nixon or Reagan (and I seriously despise both of them).
4. I also have trouble thinking of any world leader I really admire, I kinda love Churchill, but I'm sure you meant someone current, and there are probably bad things about him I'm unaware of.
5. Canada
6. intelligence and a capability to listen to others and learn (not that I'm in any position to really know if any of them have these qualities).
7. very little weight
8. I hope with both
9. no, I don't have any great faith in religious people being any better than an atheist.
10. no, I don't care about this at all.
11. frankly I don't think someone rises to the point of being able to make a run for the Presidency without some experience. Oh you'll get some crack pots like Ralph Nader or Ross Perot, but very few voters will actually take them seriously. So in my opinion the ability to get votes is in itself a kind of verification of an ability to lead. JMPO