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green bay packers QB?
it has been announced since the packers season is over brett favre will not return as quarterback instead his wife deanna favre will play the position she says she has been around her husband most her life and has watched and studied how the position should be handled so that makes her quailified to be quarterback
if you disagree with this read below
if people dont think she is quailified how come so many people are willing to vote for hillary clinton
sorry didnt know it was already posted my brother sent this to me in an e-mail
and no i'm not replublican or democrate i'm an independent i wouldnt vote for a clinton or a bush
in my opinion the only 2 honest men running for election is john edwards and john mccain
the white house has been for sale since 1992 time for americans to realize that
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Despite what some other short-sighted and biased answerers have posted -- This is a Great Analogy . And one brought on by Hillary herself when she 'claimed' 35 years experience .
Hillary does NOT have 35 years experience . She's a one-term senator now only beginning to serve her second term .
I've loved this analogy ever since seeing it posted about two weeks ago . And I also look forward to republican campaign commercials using this analogy and other similar ones IF Hillary gets the nomination .
Don't let the nay-sayers and short-sighted lemmings get you down .
- DOOMLv 71 decade ago
I agree with the analogy, which has been made many times before. The simple fact is, however, that you're never going to convince Hillary's supporters that 7 years of experience does not logically equate to 35 years.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I agree with that line of thought but I really don't understand what gives you the idea that John Edwards is an honest man. Have you forgotten that he's a personal injury attorney?
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I'm sure they will go far - and so will we if we make the mistake of thinking that electing Hillary means getting Bill.
By the way- I meant FALL far.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Did she play with the practice team? Did she hold social events or go visit other teams?
Hillary did.
- Lisa MLv 51 decade ago
Good analogy, however, while Hillary does not have my vote, she has political experience.
- mrlebowski99Lv 61 decade ago
This may be about the stupidest analogy I have ever read. It makes zero sense beings that Hillary Clinton is the SENATOR of New York. And Deana Farve has never played Football in her life. Not to mention your talking about a physical sport as opposed to being president which as shown by George Bush Jr. Any idiot can be elected
You people who voted for George Bush and are now touting "qualifications" as the reason not to vote for someone who actually is qualified are absolutely hilarious.
- libstickerLv 71 decade ago
Dr. Ron Paul's, wife is going to be the team physician for the same reason. She has seen him operate and feels she is completely qualified to perform even complex surgery.
- 1 decade ago
Because they believe everything they see on tv and read in the papers without looking at facts some also think she will be like bill. lord i hope not. ps bush is a liar? "I did not have sex with that woman"
- 1 decade ago
People vote for Hillary because they want Bill back White House. They aren't as stupid as you suggest with your analogy.
