I picked other because I have the best solution. I say we employ the Sit-Com Solution and make them move into the white house together! It's genius, we get both presidents with their various faults and benefits and plenty of cheap entertainment to boot!

The only hard part is finding a good wacky neighbor for them to banter with... And then it hit me... Nader would make a perfect foil! Imagine the humor as Bush razzes Nader, and then when ever Gore tries to defend Nader, Nader says something about abolishing the TVA or anti-nuclear and pow it's Gore who is mad... Oh the laughs as the wives squabble about how to redecorate the Lincoln Room, the awkward sleeping arrangements, humor abounds!

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In reply to RE: Preferred way of deciding the President for once and all by extremely
in thread Preferred way of deciding the President for once and all by vroom

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