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  1. Victor Davis Hanson, if he were 30 years younger.
    Thomas Sowell, if he were 40 years younger.
    Peewee Herman.
    Any citizen of the U.S. that’s not a Democrat.

    1. Thomas Sowell, if he were 40 years younger. 👍

      Oh HELL yes.

      Mike Rowe would make a fine Sec Labor or Sec Education.

  2. I have no use for any ASSumed authority figure.

    BTW, wanna see a persons TRUE character?
    Put it in a position of authority and sit back and watch the transition.

  3. Candace Owens. Even though he’s been a pol in the past, I remain a huge Allen West fan. Tucker Carlson. Jordan Peterson, but I think he’s a Canuck?

  4. Glenn or Mike would be great. Bill Whittle would be a fine president. I’m going to keep an eye on Kari Lake. She may have big ambitions.

  5. I guess this is a sad commentary when I cannot think of one person I would want in the office. Other than to put every Team Jackass politician in a trebuchet and see how far they can be thrown across a lava flow.

    Team Rhino and Elephant can just be quietly retired to a dacha somewhere, and left alone so long as they keep their mouth shut.

  6. I think Jeremy Clarkson would make an excellent governor-general if the USA repented of its rebellion. 🙂

      1. It’s like being the proud parent of the rebellious youth done good: secretly we’re well proud of them.

    1. Quentin,
      Although I like tea, consider a significant amount dumped to renew America’s independence.

      JQ

  7. Ronaldus Maximus himself.
    Consider, if he were merely reanimated rather than resurrected, we could feed him Democrats. First the elect, the actual “party members” in the Soviet usage, then we could mine the voter rolls.

    As an aside, I have thought that the problem with ol’ Sweat ‘n’ Vigor in California when he was “The Governator” was that he imagined that everyone he brought to the political table would be like everyone he brought to a movie negotiation table — they all wanted to make a movie. With politicians many of the people at the table with you not only don’t want to do what you want to do, they want you to not do it, or fail at it.

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