6260. Submitted on 2018/9/11, 11.31 h by :
'I Like Mike'
Als Amerikanen dan toch zo helgebonden zijn om een buitenstaander te kiezen die het moeras zal dempen, laat ze dan ik godsnaam stemmen op porno-advocaat en ambulancejager Michael Avennati.
Als Amerikanen dan toch zo helgebonden zijn om een buitenstaander te kiezen die het moeras zal dempen, laat ze dan ik godsnaam stemmen op porno-advocaat en ambulancejager Michael Avennati.
Hij zal niet de eerste advocaat zijn die president wordt.
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George Washington surveyor, planter, general of the Army of the United Colonies
John Adams schoolteacher, lawyer, diplomat, vice president under Washington
Thomas Jefferson writer, inventor, lawyer, architect, governor of Virginia, secretary of state under Washington, vice president under Adams
James Madison lawyer, political theorist, U.S. congressman, secretary of state under Jefferson
James Monroe soldier, lawyer, U.S. senator, governor of Virginia
John Quincy Adams lawyer, diplomat, professor, U.S. senator, secretary of state under Monroe
Andrew Jackson soldier, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator, governor of Florida
Martin Van Buren lawyer, U.S. senator, governor of New York, vice president under Jackson
William Henry Harrison soldier, diplomat, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator from Ohio
John Tyler lawyer, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator, vice president under Harrison
James Knox Polk lawyer, U.S. congressman, governor of Tennessee
Zachary Taylor soldier
Millard Fillmore lawyer, U.S. congressman, vice president under Taylor
Franklin Pierce lawyer, soldier, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator from New Hampshire
James Buchanan lawyer, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator, U.S. secretary of state
Abraham Lincoln postmaster, lawyer, U.S. congressman from Illinois
Andrew Johnson tailor, U.S. congressman, governor of Tennessee, U.S. senator from Tennessee, vice president under Lincoln
Ulysses Simpson Grant U.S. Army general
Rutherford Birchard Hayes lawyer, soldier, U.S. congressman, governor of Ohio
James Abram Garfield schoolteacher, soldier, U.S. representative from Ohio
Chester Alan Arthur schoolteacher, lawyer, tariff collector, vice president under Garfield
Grover Cleveland sheriff, lawyer, mayor, governor of New York
Benjamin Harrison lawyer, soldier, journalist, U.S. senator from Indiana
William McKinley soldier, lawyer, U.S. congressman, governor of Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt rancher, soldier, governor of New York, vice president under McKinley
William Howard Taft lawyer, judge, dean of the University of Cincinnati Law School, U.S. secretary of war
Woodrow Wilson lawyer, professor, president of Princeton University, governor of New Jersey
Warren Gamaliel Harding newspaper editor, U.S. senator from Ohio
Calvin Coolidge lawyer, governor of Massachusetts, vice president under Harding
Herbert Clark Hoover engineer, U.S. secretary of commerce
Franklin Delano Roosevelt lawyer, governor of New York
Harry S. Truman farmer, soldier, haberdasher, judge, U.S. senator, vice president under Roosevelt
Dwight David Eisenhower supreme commander of the Allied forces in Europe, U.S. Army chief of staff
John Fitzgerald Kennedy journalist, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator from Massachusetts
Lyndon Baines Johnson schoolteacher, soldier, congressman, U.S. senator from Texas, vice president under Kennedy
Richard Milhous Nixon lawyer, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator, vice president under Eisenhower
Gerald Rudolph Ford lawyer, U.S. congressman, vice president under Nixon
James Earl Carter, Jr. peanut farmer, governor of Georgia
Ronald Wilson Reagan movie actor, corporate spokesman, governor of California
George Herbert Walker Bush oil executive, U.S. congressman, U.S. ambassador to the UN, Director of CIA, vice president under Reagan
William Jefferson Clinton lawyer, governor of Arkansas
George Walker Bush oil executive, sport team owner, governor of Texas
Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. community organizer, civil rights lawyer, constitutional law professor, Illinois state senator, U.S. senator
Bijna allemaal advocaat..
Jimmy Carter for president!
1. Wrlrd commented on 2018/9/11, 19.27 h:
During his career, he has represented parties in a number of lawsuits that have gained international media attention, including two cases featured on the news magazine show 60 Minutes, as well as in cases brought against the National Football League, various celebrity defendants, including Paris Hilton and Jim Carrey, athletes, high-ranking business executives, and Fortune 100 companies.
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Paris Hilton, toch niet de minste, ik ben helemaal voor!