Sneaky way for Llewellynland to be recognized as a sovereign state. The U.S. would have to do that to disqualify him for not being a citizen.
So be President right there. Nothing in the Constitution requires the President to be resident in Washington DC—-in olden times it was just for convenience. Nowadays, with modern technology, the President can be anywhere.
" ’04 " as in 2004 (I pronounce it “twenty-oh-four”). So we all what president was calling the shots back then.
Digging a moat around the White House would be a lot of trouble as well.
I would vote for Llew…ya know if I was American and all. He can run for PM of Canada any time we could use a bit of zen in parliament.
Dana Simpson
October 18, 2013
Coyoty Premium Member over 9 years ago
Sneaky way for Llewellynland to be recognized as a sovereign state. The U.S. would have to do that to disqualify him for not being a citizen.
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 9 years ago
So be President right there. Nothing in the Constitution requires the President to be resident in Washington DC—-in olden times it was just for convenience. Nowadays, with modern technology, the President can be anywhere.
Lyons Group, Inc. over 9 years ago
" ’04 " as in 2004 (I pronounce it “twenty-oh-four”). So we all what president was calling the shots back then.
Hag5000 over 9 years ago
Digging a moat around the White House would be a lot of trouble as well.
LisaMarieWills 27 days ago
I would vote for Llew…ya know if I was American and all. He can run for PM of Canada any time we could use a bit of zen in parliament.