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**Yyaqyped** · 12-02-2011, 10:43 PM

I agree with ConLib if for no other reason than the fact that the President would not be campaigning for a second term...He or she just might be able to get something done...

An aside to ConLib: In what part of Texas do you reside?...I spent many years in Dallas and Austin...

I didn't put that up to confuse the issue. If I remember, it didn't ask where you live, but what part of the country/world that influences you. My first 21 years was in the Dallas area, a small town SE of there. I now live in Iowa, but still consider myself a Texan.

If a president had only one term, you'd expect them to do what they felt was the best thing for the country, maybe.

12-02-2011, 10:43 PM	#27
Yyaqyped Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 469 Senior Member	I agree with ConLib if for no other reason than the fact that the President would not be campaigning for a second term...He or she just might be able to get something done... An aside to ConLib: In what part of Texas do you reside?...I spent many years in Dallas and Austin... I didn't put that up to confuse the issue. If I remember, it didn't ask where you live, but what part of the country/world that influences you. My first 21 years was in the Dallas area, a small town SE of there. I now live in Iowa, but still consider myself a Texan. If a president had only one term, you'd expect them to do what they felt was the best thing for the country, maybe.
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