MaybePOTUS

After reading Memorial Day, by Vince Flynn (In which a terrorist nuclear bomb is dumped in Mt. Weather, an emergency command bunker, to explode but be contained.), it occured to me: Why not just build bunkers in strategic spots around the country in which to safely deposit a terrorist nuclear device? I know its strange, but could it work?

What criticisms have you heard or know that could hurt his campaign? Apart from the obvious point that he is Hispanic, what else is there? Please, no generic "liberals suck" or racist remarks.

While the conflict may not have ended, he certainly made much progress. He was able to work out a 60-day ceasefire, accelerated customs for relief workers, as well as many other smaller items.

He previously stated he would decide in Jan. 2007. Any political insiders/ New Mexicans hear any news about his recent plans?

I'm looking for something that perhaps was debated briefly, but was soon forgotten in the current debates over abortion, etc. This issue could very well be considered "unsexy", thus limiting the number of politicians willing to devote time to discuss it. However, I'm hoping for some serious suggestions of issues that are truly important.

Apart from speaking skills, what else does being an attorney offer for aspiring politicians? Would a government prosecutor/public defender or private attorney gain more skills/be more suited for public office?

Apart from speaking skills, what else does being an attorney offer for aspiring politicians? Would a government prosecutor/public defender or private attorney gain more skills/be more suited for public office?

What are some sterotypes that are associated with Asian-Americans? Please, no racist remarks ( I realize its a fine line between racism and stereotypes, but no "slant-eyes" stuff). What perceived traits do Asian-Americans have that might discourage one from perhaps voting for them for political office or seeking legal advice(assuming, of course, that the Asian-American in question is a lawyer)?

Apart from his eccentric reputation, what is there about Jerry Brown that he can truly be criticized about(ie, scandals, mistakes, extreme policies)?

Taking into account the need to be elected to various positions, is this a feasible path to the presidency? If not, any suggestions?

a)PoliSci undergrad

b) Law School

c) Los Angeles District Attorney's Office- Entry Level

d) LA DA Office- Climb Ladder to Assistant/ Chief Deputy

e) LA District Attorney

f) Attorney General of CA

g) Governor of California

h) Presidency