Comments on: Publicizing our beliefs - and yours http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html Why not? Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:40:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Markus http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-9 Markus Thu, 30 Nov 2006 17:08:07 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-9 I've read Scott Adams too and I think he's spot on! Why not Bill Gates? Bill Gates for President! Unfortunately the real world isn't rational :( I’ve read Scott Adams too and I think he’s spot on! Why not Bill Gates? Bill Gates for President!

Unfortunately the real world isn’t rational :(

]]> By: mk http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-14 mk Thu, 30 Nov 2006 18:17:24 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-14 Why not Scott Adams? If he is rational enough to nominate Bill Gates, then perhaps he is a worthy candidate himself. I have to admit that, on his blog if not his comic strip, he has shown himself to be a pretty creative thinker. VP maybe? Why not Scott Adams? If he is rational enough to nominate Bill Gates, then perhaps he is a worthy candidate himself.
I have to admit that, on his blog if not his comic strip, he has shown himself to be a pretty creative thinker. VP maybe?

]]> By: Jeff http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-16 Jeff Thu, 30 Nov 2006 18:30:37 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-16 I would like to start out by saying that I'm no Microsoft lover. I don't especially care for Bill either. That being said, I do have a healthy respect for what he has done, and I agree with the creators of this site and Scott that he is probably better than any other candidate we could have. I can think of many people that would vote for Bill Gates. Just about everybody knows who he is, and our business world would not be the same without him. He probably has a really good chance of winning if he runs. I would like to start out by saying that I’m no Microsoft lover. I don’t especially care for Bill either. That being said, I do have a healthy respect for what he has done, and I agree with the creators of this site and Scott that he is probably better than any other candidate we could have.

I can think of many people that would vote for Bill Gates. Just about everybody knows who he is, and our business world would not be the same without him. He probably has a really good chance of winning if he runs.

]]> By: Jos http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-17 Jos Thu, 30 Nov 2006 18:47:21 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-17 Sign me up, let's get this man into the White House 2008. Sign me up, let’s get this man into the White House 2008.

]]> By: Mike Williamson http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-20 Mike Williamson Thu, 30 Nov 2006 19:21:41 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-20 Bill also seems to respect disagreement. He personally is so opposed to firearms that not even his bodyguards carry. At the same time, there is a Microsoft Gun Club (with point and click technology) and they associate under the MS name, and coordinate range trips and group buys to save money. Bill also seems to respect disagreement.

He personally is so opposed to firearms that not even his bodyguards carry.

At the same time, there is a Microsoft Gun Club (with point and click technology) and they associate under the MS name, and coordinate range trips and group buys to save money.

]]> By: Andrey Fedorov http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-24 Andrey Fedorov Thu, 30 Nov 2006 20:43:25 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-24 I'm pretty sure Bill has plans for running the Miranda/Gates foundation in 2008... didn't Buffet only give his donation on the condition that Bill stays in charge of the foundation? I’m pretty sure Bill has plans for running the Miranda/Gates foundation in 2008… didn’t Buffet only give his donation on the condition that Bill stays in charge of the foundation?

]]> By: Bill Sewell http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-32 Bill Sewell Fri, 01 Dec 2006 01:26:47 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-32 Nice, nice, nice... The only question is how to convince Bill to choose to give up full control over making the world a better place through his foundation in order to not be able to accomplish as much while running the country. Nice, nice, nice… The only question is how to convince Bill to choose to give up full control over making the world a better place through his foundation in order to not be able to accomplish as much while running the country.

]]> By: Jim http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-33 Jim Fri, 01 Dec 2006 01:54:46 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-33 Scott Adams is out. He has explicitly stated that he does not want to be president. As for Gates: My only concern is loyalty. Do you think he would be more loyal to our country or to businesses like Microsoft. The Gates foundation suggests he might do the right thing, and probably would, but loyalty could still be a concern. Also what party can he run under? The democrats and republicans would never take him, so it would have to third party. Would people still vote for him or would it be seen as a wasted vote? I don't have the answers, but consider the above before you try to push Gates into the oval office. Scott Adams is out. He has explicitly stated that he does not want to be president.

As for Gates: My only concern is loyalty. Do you think he would be more loyal to our country or to businesses like Microsoft. The Gates foundation suggests he might do the right thing, and probably would, but loyalty could still be a concern. Also what party can he run under? The democrats and republicans would never take him, so it would have to third party. Would people still vote for him or would it be seen as a wasted vote?

I don’t have the answers, but consider the above before you try to push Gates into the oval office.

]]> By: Sridhar Jagannathan http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-37 Sridhar Jagannathan Fri, 01 Dec 2006 02:53:10 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-37 Scott Adams brought me here. I wouldn't mind voting for Bill or Scott or the Google Duo or Steve Jobs if I had been American. Steve Jobs would create a good- looking country too. Scott Adams brought me here.

I wouldn’t mind voting for Bill or Scott or the Google Duo or Steve Jobs if I had been American. Steve Jobs would create a good- looking country too.

]]> By: Robert Trifts http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-42 Robert Trifts Fri, 01 Dec 2006 04:15:47 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-42 Bill might make a very good President; FDR was probably the greatest President the USA ever had - so it's not as if being vastly wealthy makes you a poor candidate for the position. However, electing Bill Gates as President means that in its rational self interest, America would have to get rid of the 22nd Amendment - the constitutional amendment which imposes a limit of two terms on the President. I suggest this, as given past performance, Bill has demonstrated that he doesn't really nail any business application until the third or fourth stab at it. Presidency 1.0 and 2.0 are, therefore, likely to be rather sucky terms. 3.0? Getting there. By the time Presidency 4.0 rolls around though, Bill should have the whole job figured out and from there on out, all global competition will be wiped out and sent packing. Bill might make a very good President; FDR was probably the greatest President the USA ever had - so it’s not as if being vastly wealthy makes you a poor candidate for the position.

However, electing Bill Gates as President means that in its rational self interest, America would have to get rid of the 22nd Amendment - the constitutional amendment which imposes a limit of two terms on the President.

I suggest this, as given past performance, Bill has demonstrated that he doesn’t really nail any business application until the third or fourth stab at it. Presidency 1.0 and 2.0 are, therefore, likely to be rather sucky terms. 3.0? Getting there. By the time Presidency 4.0 rolls around though, Bill should have the whole job figured out and from there on out, all global competition will be wiped out and sent packing.

]]> By: Steve Turnquist http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-43 Steve Turnquist Fri, 01 Dec 2006 04:22:32 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-43 Bill should be president. We need someone who can't be bought and doesn't care who he alianates. He hires the people that know what they are doing and isn't afraid to speak his mind. As long as his systems would work better than Windows we would be in good shape. Just don't let him program the computers for our wars. :o) You have my vote!!! Republican or Democrat I don't care. The man would rock and shake some things up. The only that would give him a good run would be Ruldolph Guliania (SP?). Good Luck and hopefully we can get him on the ticket!!!! America needs someone like him!!!! Steve Turnquist Bill should be president. We need someone who can’t be bought and doesn’t care who he alianates. He hires the people that know what they are doing and isn’t afraid to speak his mind. As long as his systems would work better than Windows we would be in good shape. Just don’t let him program the computers for our wars. :o)

You have my vote!!! Republican or Democrat I don’t care. The man would rock and shake some things up. The only that would give him a good run would be Ruldolph Guliania (SP?).

Good Luck and hopefully we can get him on the ticket!!!! America needs someone like him!!!!

Steve Turnquist

]]> By: Alec http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-46 Alec Fri, 01 Dec 2006 05:51:35 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-46 If you are going to make a serious nerd run, you are going to have Jobs as your VP. Or you could for the anti-nerd vote with George Clooney for VP. Hmm. I need to think about this. We need a serious self-funded non-politician. I mean, look at what the parties are coming up with: http://www.surveyusa.com/?gclid=CPTu5KDJ8IgCFSXeSAod7jY9vQ If you are going to make a serious nerd run, you are going to have Jobs as your VP. Or you could for the anti-nerd vote with George Clooney for VP. Hmm. I need to think about this.

We need a serious self-funded non-politician. I mean, look at what the parties are coming up with: http://www.surveyusa.com/?gclid=CPTu5KDJ8IgCFSXeSAod7jY9vQ

]]> By: Adam http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-49 Adam Fri, 01 Dec 2006 06:27:51 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-49 Well, while it does seem like a good idea now, I would just hope it would be _after_ he steps down from Microsoft... could you imagine what kind of monopoly they would be running if they had they freakin' president of the USA on their side?? Well, while it does seem like a good idea now, I would just hope it would be _after_ he steps down from Microsoft… could you imagine what kind of monopoly they would be running if they had they freakin’ president of the USA on their side??

]]> By: cr http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-96 cr Fri, 01 Dec 2006 18:54:03 +0000 http://www.billgatesforpresident.net/14/publicizing-our-beliefs-and-yours.html#comment-96 As a "devout" republican. I don' believe we could do better! As a “devout” republican. I don’ believe we could do better!

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