BamaD -> RE: Okay, if statues of southern gererals are promoting racism... (8/17/2017 1:23:15 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Made2Obey If they were co-equal they would need to be separately elected and might often be of differing parties. In some ways that might be good, say a conservative handling foreign policy and a liberal handling internal policy, but most probably would just cause more conflict. My concept is to elect the VP for six years, (four year cycles tend to result in constant campaigning, and the last two years of a second term presidency seems to be when things fall apart) then after training as VP, he automatically becomes President for six years, after which he is replaced by the current VP. Hopefully by seasoning each VP before sending him or her up to be President we could have a much more stable foreign policy. Currently, every time we get a new President it takes them a couple of years to get any kind if stable foreign policy.This would all provide more stability externally and internally and yet prevent any kind of dynasty. Just a thought open for discussion. I have to agree on the first part. One person in charge of foreign policy and one in charge of domestic, who is in charge of who gets what money?
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