The next President Bush?

[Northern Delmarva]

http://noticias.aol.com/articulos/latino-news/_a/george-p-bush/20091028182609990001?icid=main|aim|dl5|link3|http%3A%2F%2Fnoticias.aol.com%2Farticulos%2Flatino-news%2F_a%2Fgeorge-p-bush%2F20091028182609990001

tl,dr: Half-Mexican nephew of G.W, just got deployed, already campaigns to Hispanics for Republicans, might be senator/governor of Texas some day, maybe even Republican candidate for President, perhaps even a Republican version of Obama.

So, NSG, what do you think?

[GetBert]

Kate Bush would be better.

[Brogavia]

I half expected this to something along the line of a "the next hitler" thread.

[The Movie of the Book]

http://noticias.aol.com/articulos/latino-news/_a/george-p-bush/20091028182609990001?icid=main|aim|dl5|link3|http%3A%2F%2Fnoticias.aol.com%2Farticulos%2Flatino-news%2F_a%2Fgeorge-p-bush%2F20091028182609990001

tl,dr: Half-Mexican nephew of G.W, just got deployed, already campaigns to Hispanics for Republicans, might be senator/governor of Texas some day, maybe even Republican candidate for President, perhaps even a Republican version of Obama.

So, NSG, what do you think?

You mean because he's not white?

There's more to people than their skin colour.

[Lackadaisical2]

yawn, he'll probably get caught doing blow off of a strippers back or soemthing. Why don't we wait until he actually tries to run for office before speculating on whether he can be president. As of now, I'd say the odds are distinctly against him.

[A Rightist Puppet]

http://noticias.aol.com/articulos/latino-news/_a/george-p-bush/20091028182609990001?icid=main|aim|dl5|link3|http%3A%2F%2Fnoticias.aol.com%2Farticulos%2Flatino-news%2F_a%2Fgeorge-p-bush%2F20091028182609990001

tl,dr: Half-Mexican nephew of G.W, just got deployed, already campaigns to Hispanics for Republicans, might be senator/governor of Texas some day, maybe even Republican candidate for President, perhaps even a Republican version of Obama.

So, NSG, what do you think?

You mean because he's not white?

There's more to people than their skin colour.

Not during this administration's view.

[Northern Delmarva]

http://noticias.aol.com/articulos/latino-news/_a/george-p-bush/20091028182609990001?icid=main|aim|dl5|link3|http%3A%2F%2Fnoticias.aol.com%2Farticulos%2Flatino-news%2F_a%2Fgeorge-p-bush%2F20091028182609990001

tl,dr: Half-Mexican nephew of G.W, just got deployed, already campaigns to Hispanics for Republicans, might be senator/governor of Texas some day, maybe even Republican candidate for President, perhaps even a Republican version of Obama.

So, NSG, what do you think?

You mean because he's not white?

There's more to people than their skin colour.

Your attempt at filing me as a racist has been noted and ignored.

He would be like Obama in the sense that he seems to be fairly charismatic and young.

[Skaladora]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

[Takaram]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

Sad, but true.

[Zeppy]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

Sad, but true.

It is but it is natural for any human society to admire a group of people and give them authority.

There will always be a natural aristocracy, no matter what system of government exist. It is just normal human society.

[Soratsin]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

Sad, but true.

It is but it is natural for any human society to admire a group of people and give them authority.

There will always be a natural aristocracy, no matter what system of government exist. It is just normal human society.

Nevermind the fact that many hunter-gatherer societies lacked any sort of hierarchy.

[Buffett and Colbert]

I have absolutely no idea who this character is and therefore, he is not of interest.

G'day.

[Californian Mod Haters]

http://noticias.aol.com/articulos/latino-news/_a/george-p-bush/20091028182609990001?icid=main|aim|dl5|link3|http%3A%2F%2Fnoticias.aol.com%2Farticulos%2Flatino-news%2F_a%2Fgeorge-p-bush%2F20091028182609990001

tl,dr: Half-Mexican nephew of G.W, just got deployed, already campaigns to Hispanics for Republicans, might be senator/governor of Texas some day, maybe even Republican candidate for President, perhaps even a Republican version of Obama.

So, NSG, what do you think?

You mean because he's not white?

There's more to people than their skin colour.

Not during this administration's view.

Oh god. Not another guy saying "Obama's a ebil feminist, communist, islamist faggot bent on brainwashing our children into believing his atheist anti-white agenda"

[The Movie of the Book]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

Sad, but true.

It is but it is natural for any human society to admire a group of people and give them authority.

There will always be a natural aristocracy, no matter what system of government exist. It is just normal human society.

Nevermind the fact that many hunter-gatherer societies lacked any sort of hierarchy.

If they didn't have some limited heirarchy at least during the hunt, they wouldn't have been very successful at hunting.

[Zeppy]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

Sad, but true.

It is but it is natural for any human society to admire a group of people and give them authority.

There will always be a natural aristocracy, no matter what system of government exist. It is just normal human society.

Nevermind the fact that many hunter-gatherer societies lacked any sort of hierarchy.

What about chieftains and shamans?

[New Kereptica]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

Sad, but true.

It is but it is natural for any human society to admire a group of people and give them authority.

There will always be a natural aristocracy, no matter what system of government exist. It is just normal human society.

Nevermind the fact that many hunter-gatherer societies lacked any sort of hierarchy.

I doubt that. Organizational hierarchy is (as was pointed out before) quite necessary for effective hunting and a lack of societal hierarchy would imply that the youngest child held the same amount of respect as the most accomplished adult.

[Soratsin]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

Sad, but true.

It is but it is natural for any human society to admire a group of people and give them authority.

There will always be a natural aristocracy, no matter what system of government exist. It is just normal human society.

Nevermind the fact that many hunter-gatherer societies lacked any sort of hierarchy.

If they didn't have some limited heirarchy at least during the hunt, they wouldn't have been very successful at hunting.

Most hunting was done on an individual basis and required no hierarchy structure to be successful. The case is not true for all hunter-gatherers, but for the overwhelming majority egalitarianism was the norm.

Hierarchy's dominance came about due to agriculture, because farmers allowed people to live in larger and larger settlements, not to mention that they had to protect their farmland.

[Soratsin]

Americans never cease to amaze me.

What is the point in building a republic if you're going to end up giving power to quasi-monarchical dynasties of politicians?

Sad, but true.

It is but it is natural for any human society to admire a group of people and give them authority.

There will always be a natural aristocracy, no matter what system of government exist. It is just normal human society.

Nevermind the fact that many hunter-gatherer societies lacked any sort of hierarchy.

What about chieftains and shamans?

Arose out of agricultural societies.

[Gauthier]

http://noticias.aol.com/articulos/latino-news/_a/george-p-bush/20091028182609990001?icid=main|aim|dl5|link3|http%3A%2F%2Fnoticias.aol.com%2Farticulos%2Flatino-news%2F_a%2Fgeorge-p-bush%2F20091028182609990001

tl,dr: Half-Mexican nephew of G.W, just got deployed, already campaigns to Hispanics for Republicans, might be senator/governor of Texas some day, maybe even Republican candidate for President, perhaps even a Republican version of Obama.

So, NSG, what do you think?

You mean because he's not white?

There's more to people than their skin colour.

Not during this administration's view.

Oh god. Not another guy saying "Obama's a ebil feminist, communist, islamist faggot bent on brainwashing our children into believing his atheist anti-white agenda"

You forgot "and killing our elders by putting them in front of Death Panels".

[Goath]

No, George P. Bush won't ever be president- he's got a really creepy stalking conviction on his record from a few years back.

[Saiwania]

Jeb Bush for 2016!

[Buffett and Colbert]

Jeb Bush for 2016 2012!

Fixed.

[The Romulan Republic]

It would be just like the Republican leadership to think that they can take a name that everyone hates and distrusts, change the racial background of the candidate, and achieve electoral victory. I suppose it beats coming up with new ideas however when you're morally and intellectually bankrupt.

[Surote]

No more bushes we have had enough of the bushism

[Nercer]

There are Latino Republicans?