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Gary Johnson, Libertarian Party candidate for President, in 2016
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Which presidential candidate said as a fit as a bull moose in 1912?
Theodore Roosevelt
What candidate said he can't win the presidential race if he can't get voters to agree with him on iraq?
mike john mcCain obama
Can a Presidential Candidate choose a spouse as a Vice Presidential running mate?
Yes, but as to wether they would need to fufill the duties of the first lady AND the vice president has yet to be seen if there ever is said situation.
How many people died in the aleppo earthquake in 1138?
There were said to be around 230,000 deaths
What is a candidate?
A candidate is someone who runs for an office. He is said to be a candidate for that office.
Does a Presidential candidate have to go to a debate?
Candidates for any elected political position are not required to attend a debate with opponents. With that said, the current system of debates is ludicrous. The only fair way to conduct a debate and to give each candidate equal time to speak is to pose the same policy question to each candidate and have each candidate give his or her answer to the question. Currently, for both parties, that idea is not followed.Also, if a candidate is asked a question, that question is the one that should be answered. That is not the case in either party's debate process.
Is Michelle Obama running for president?
Yes. If she wanted to, she certainly could. She has said, however, that she has no interest in politics at this time. But a former first lady can definitely become a presidential candidate, as Hillary Rodham Clinton has already shown.
Who said Slight not whats near through aiming at what's far?
The Quote was said by
What candidate said let the people rule?
Stephen Douglas
Whats it like on Mars?
BIG AND RED (that's what she said)
List of opposite words?
whats the opposite word of said
Why is New Hampshire important in US elections?
The early primary elections, which rank multiple candidates in the same party, tend to 'weed out' those with no chance of winning a presidential election, and allowing the probable peospects to the top of the list. Since New Hampshire has the first primary (Iowa has caucuses - a little different) election leading to a presidential election, it is only the second public measurement of each candidate's presidential potential.
