Barack versus Mitt versus…Don?

Steamboat Landing in Washougal, Washington (2012)

A visual depiction of the crowded field early in an election year.

I so wish that Donald Trump was running.

Both Barack and Mitt, in their own ways, are stylish, good-looking gentlemen, and it would be so great to have Don as a counterbalance to that. Although I think he could achieve a decent degree of sartorial elegance if he coiffed his hair in a gold-tinged motorcycle bandana. Also, I imagine a universe where Mitt and Barack become friends and gang up on Don. Though I am thoroughly opposed to bullying in all scenarios except this one.

Go vote. Not for Don.

Responses

James RB
You have a fine imagination.

Kathie H
Laughing Out Loud Really Loud~~ "coiffed his hair in a gold-tinged motorcycle bandana" is as hilarious as a universe where Mitt and Barack become friends! LOVE the creative writing!

William W
They already are friends, http://www.gannett-cdn.com/.../afp-514712551_001-4_3_r560...

GANNETT-CDN.COM

http://www.gannett-cdn.com/media/USATODAY/USATODAY/2012/10/18/afp-514712551_001-4_3_r560.jpg?f061b7c

http://www.gannett-cdn.com/media/USATODAY/USATODAY/2012/10/18/afp-514712551_001-4_3_r560.jpg?f061b7c

Me
Great point with Lincoln and Douglas. Could M & B do that? My imagination has difficulty grappling with that...but I'd like to think it's not outside the realm of possibility...

James RB
The chances would be a little skinny. Maybe Obama and Christy could fit. They seem to have a certain respect for each other, at least for today.

James RB
Or is it Gov. Christie, that guy from the Garden State that doesn't seem to be a garden right now.

Me
He should just change his name to Chris Chris.

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