The Record of Southern Governors Who Become President Doesn’t Work For America
by Bill Simon
As I was debating someone earlier today, it struck me that the record over the past 32 years of having Southern governors graduate to be President of the United States just hasn’t worked-out too well for the USA, has it?
Point by example:
Jimmy Carter: 1976-1980
Bill Clinton: 1992-2000
George W. Bush: 2000-2008
Can anyone point out to me that more good has come from any of these 3 occupants of the White House than bad?
The more you chew on this, the less you become inclined to be supportive of a Huckabee candidacy for President.
When is the last time the South produced a decent President?
Decent presidents are like decent magnets; it takes a great concept turned into an attractive design and delivered to the right target. That’s why the PERFECT president, like the PERFECT Schedule Magnet cannot suddenly be hatched into existence.
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