I heard somewhere a few years back that he wouldn't run because he doesn't want to subject his wife to public scrutiny. She had a mental health problem long ago. Again...all of this is stuff that I "heard".JESTER wrote:
General Powel, you have my vote in 2008, or when ever you decide to run.
Actually your the ignorant one. I unlike you have been on the other side. I was a liberal most of my life up untill I started making a lot of money and watching a lot of it be taxed so that low life losers can live off my dime on welfare and stuff like section 8(the goverment pays your rent). So untill you become a conservative and then a liberal then ill think you have a open mind. Unless you opened your mind so much that it fell outgabossie wrote:Yes, it is general practice. Greenspan has been talking about resignation though, and that would be a very difficult seat to fill.
CybeRise, you're so incredibly close minded and ignorent, it's painfull. Get over yourself and respect that other people have their own opinions that should be respected just as yours should be.
Name calling and childish bickering have no place in debate.CybeRise wrote: It's called debate.
CyberRise, you have the same problem that Bush does. You refuse to listen to any opinion that is different from your own. If it comes from the mouth of a percieved liberal then it is automatically wrong regardless of the facts that it is based on. That is why Rice is taking Powell's position. She is one of the inner circle and has never disagreed with Bush. It is a very dangerous thing for a man in power to surround himself only with people that agree with him.CybeRise wrote:David Gergen has become political and has said some anti bush statements in the past. So whatever he says means little to me. Plus he teaches at harvard, hardcore lefties there JK but yes he is a anti bush so it matters not what he has to say. Anyone that touches clinton turns to salt :p
I think part of the problem with that is we tend to label people.Its no longer acceptable to listen to the issues and form a personal conclusion, IF that puts you in the middle of the road. I think we feel more comfortable at the extremes where we have some fanatics to back us up.JESTER wrote:One statement made me realize what the problem is with politics now days. There is no middle of the road, like General Powell.
They use to be around, I remember them. They were called moderates. Everybody is so hard core right, or left. Nobody in the middle where our problems are.