Should we elect the smartest candidate?

Dumb bumpkin Bush and his corporate friendly policies have led to skyrocketting deficits, declining dollar value, zero stock market growth, and skyrocketting inflation. Isn't it time to choose the smartest, most intellectual candidate?





Unlike 'C average' Bush, who got into Yale due to his father pulling some strings, Clinton is a class valedictorian who came from a humble background and got into Harvard and Yale based on her own merit.





This lady is brilliant and would do wonders to turn around the economy and make the US a respected world leader again. She is the obvious choice, why don't people use common sense?

Should we elect the smartest candidate?
yes we must eect smart candidiate
Reply:Good character is at least as important in a public official as higher education and ambition.


Clinton may have done well academically, but not so much ethically, in fact I'd say below average.
Reply:but I still don't like her politics, so I don't think she would be the smartest choice for me
Reply:I see you are anothetr one who failed to check the past senate records voting as well as other things. so who you are admiring is not going to turn things around find out where she sent your tax dollars while in the senate. unless your from new york. then you would know