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**nizcreare** · 01-19-2006, 02:42 PM

I picked Bayh, Richardson, and Clinton. Two were excellent governors who managed to never raise taxes. One was a co-President who balanced the budget, mainly through sound economic policies(spending cuts, free trade, tax reform).

Any of those three would be certain to be good Presidents.

Clark, I don't think so. His credentials are vastly overrated. His peers don't think much of him. The ideas he's put forward on domestic and foreign policy have been almost uniformly moronic and unrealistic.

01-19-2006, 02:42 PM	#4
nizcreare Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 566 Senior Member	I picked Bayh, Richardson, and Clinton. Two were excellent governors who managed to never raise taxes. One was a co-President who balanced the budget, mainly through sound economic policies(spending cuts, free trade, tax reform). Any of those three would be certain to be good Presidents. Clark, I don't think so. His credentials are vastly overrated. His peers don't think much of him. The ideas he's put forward on domestic and foreign policy have been almost uniformly moronic and unrealistic.
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