I've never particularly cared for career politicians but second and third generation career politicians really grate on me. Too much like an aristocracy for my taste.
I've never particularly cared for career politicians but second and third generation career politicians really grate on me. Too much like an aristocracy for my taste.
I completely agree. The GOP already has a low budget version of the Kennedy clan, called the Bush family. They don't need another one.
The other thing that I don't like is all of these east coast Ivy League types, who got everything handed to them (either through family connections or affirmative action) monopolizing the political process.
The Bush's went to Yale. Romney got an MBA and JD from Harvard. Reagan went Eureka College. Cain went to Morris Brown College. Gingrich went to Emory University.
As skeptical I am of Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich, I would vote for either of them if they got the GOP nomination, because at least they both started with nothing and worked hard to make something of themselves.
As skeptical I am of Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich, I would vote for either of them if they got the GOP nomination
I could vote for Cain.
A self-made millionaire, former Chairman and Member of the Board of Directors for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, successful CEO, not a career politician nor spawned from one and neither a lawyer nor an AAEOD poster child..
Nothing there that disqualifies him from getting my vote.
