I don't have an issue with elder statespeople being president. It takes a lot of time to wrangle the experience, skillset, and popular opinion to even get to a primary nomination. However, I do believe that for all top governmental positions there should be basic screening for congitive ability, and psychological issues, but it should only be pass/fail with no details released to the public; "candidate x failed the basic competency exam and will not be considered for nomination". Of course, this should be open for challenge by the candidates within a framework to prevent abuse from either side.
Older people still have value to the society. Their experience can be very important in times of crisis.
wish1977 on June 6th, 2024 at 15:04 UTC »
Both are too old but only one of them is mentally ill, I'll give you a hint on who that is. He wears more makeup than a Las Vegas showgirl.
El_Cartografo on June 6th, 2024 at 16:51 UTC »
I don't have an issue with elder statespeople being president. It takes a lot of time to wrangle the experience, skillset, and popular opinion to even get to a primary nomination. However, I do believe that for all top governmental positions there should be basic screening for congitive ability, and psychological issues, but it should only be pass/fail with no details released to the public; "candidate x failed the basic competency exam and will not be considered for nomination". Of course, this should be open for challenge by the candidates within a framework to prevent abuse from either side.
Older people still have value to the society. Their experience can be very important in times of crisis.
corkymac on June 6th, 2024 at 17:27 UTC »
My fav was the Prince Andrew one