B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for March 29, 2012

And THAT, as we ALWAYS say in the Biz, is a GOOD question. Look sincere when you say that, too…

Sounds like a Dem…

This is how Sarah Palin, Michelle Bachmann, Christine O’Donnell and Jon Boehner got into government.

Forget politics; what we have here is a Ponzi protege, an Enron exec, a Madoff in the making. To paraphrase a business giant, “YOU’RE HIRED!”

Politician was my first guess, television newscaster was my next…

It’s always handy to have a fall-back.

Exactly.

Ding, ding! Round two!

Morality is ever changing. I’d be more interested in having someone who was ethical. Also, most politicians have a good educational background. That’s what makes them so scary is that they know what they are doing when they screw the general public over.

love it!

Sure my brother Jeb, and we both have the IQ of a peanut after it’s been shelled…

This is so predictable. In the comments the Democrat proponents always make snide remarks about Republican politicians, and vice versa. No one ever changes the other person’s opinion. All the name-calling simply identifies each of you as trollish in nature.

Governments around the world need to set up some minimum qualifications for election candidates (and ensure public access to appropriate education)..

But it raises some interesting questions, what should be the minimum level of education, morals and training??

0-3. He’s perfect for whatever job.

Do you want to be a campaign manager.. i am sure either the angry old man in the moon or google santorum would like you to come in as neither has any of the above.. Though if you have no objections to outsourcing and closing down a factory and outsourcing.. The mormon would probably take you on as well.

I wonder if Mike Lee sees himself here. [ I sure do]

Abraham Lincoln was uneducated, poor, and no job training, but yet he became our 16th president.

The return of Clinton.