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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Whatever political leanings OP has, I agree with the general point. It does seem that between the Bushes and the Clintons, we have had a political dynasty for most of the last 30+ years. Bushes and Clintons (and Kennedys and Romneys to a degree) have had a place in every government level, and it just seems icky and un-American to concentrate power in the same few names over and over again. [/quote] This is a stretch, PP. Mitt served a single term as governor of Massachusetts. His father served, what, a couple of terms in Michigan? The only presidential dynasty in recent memory is the Bush family. The Clintons aren't a multiple-generation case and so aren't a dynasty in the strictest sense. If Chelsea runs for office, well....[/quote] I was using dynasty in the loose sense of the word. 1982-1990-Reagan [b]Bush[/b] 1990-1994-[b]Bush[/b]-Quayle 1994-2002-[b]Clinton[/b]-Gore ([b]JEB [/b]as a gov) 2002-2010-Bush-Cheney (with [b]HRC [/b]in the senate, [b]Jeb[/b] as a gov) 2010-Obama (With [b]HRC[/b] in the cabinet till 2013) 2016 election--Bush, Clinton again as names in the running. I don't think it is healthy to have the same names, same families, over and over again in our politics. [/quote]
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