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It would only be fair.

Betty 8 June 10
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Only in the United $tates of Absurdity is it possible for a convicted felon to become President.

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Just FYI "felon" doesn't keep you from getting a job or renting or being a "professional." A guy with a murder conviction became a member of the Arizona Bar Association. Of course we don't want the 34x felon (not to mention his other crimes) anywhere near the White House, but just sayin'.

lerlo Level 8 June 10, 2024

It does limit opportunities. There are exceptions, of course.

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Either that or don't add the name to the voter's list, so idiotic supporters can't vote for one.

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And they can vote too......

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I am in complete agreement. It makes absolutely no sense. I wonder why Al Capone didn't run for president.

That would be no doubt be the syphilis, but the principle is sound.

@annewimsey500
Syphillis? Or Sisyphus? LOL

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