If you had a chance...

If you had a chance to ask a Presidential candidate one question what would it be?

"describe for me your family tree.."

"Why are you doing this?"

What are your thoughts on The Butt?

"Can I Push 'The Button'?"

"Mr. Bush, what does Mr. Cheney's cum taste like?"

What were your failures in life?

Can I get a 100k grant for uh... my... art?

this is more of a generic question not meant for the current candidates or anyone in particular.

bush got asked a question like this and he totaly froze... he danced around for a while and skipped over the question. it was fun to watch but painful at the same time

was hopeing for some what serious responces, I guess I shouldve known better


[Edited on Jul 29, 2004 by Tony1970]

Well smarty pants, my biggest question would be election ballot machines. Why are some areas which have low income are getting older ballot machines? Why other states who already have decent working ones, recieving upgrades? Is your campaign going to fight for everyone to have the same machine for voting? How about the black and hispanic voters, who were axed by the millions from prior election due to 'spoil ballots' and accusations of convicted felons (which some were clearly not)? How is your campaign going to ensure they accurate count these minorities? Do you love whales?

I hope that made your day whiney.

actually I had no problem with your original question, it was more the "Cum" thing that was mentioned earlier

Mr Kerry how many purple hearts do you have again?

Mr Bush how many purple hearts do you have again?

dude read the read! he said generic question MEISTER

What did you get the most out of in your time with the military?

How come you don't pluck your eyebrows?

have u asked what you can do for ur country yet?

or still working ur way thru the other?

what's the worst thing you've ever done in your life?

Just FYI-- three. And a Silver Star and a Bronze Star.

Why is America's foreign policy so utterly fucked, and how are you goign to get the rest of the world to love you again?

[Edited on Jul 29, 2004 by hoisin]

Why are third party candidates not allowed into the debates?

The Commission on Presidential debates, a nonprofit which sponsors the four debates held between Sept 30 and Nov. 2, limits participation in its debates to those garnering 15 percent of voter support in national polls. Third-party candidates have long complained that they are unfairly excluded, but the commission says it wants to limit participation to those candidates with a realistic chance of winning the election.

what civil rights leader has had the most effect on you and your policies?