With the end of the ******** season upon us, I ask if you could nominate a driver for president, who would it be and why? Who would be their running mate?

shane cottle for presdent cause he would tell u how its going to be and jon stanbrough for vp cause that would be one hell of a team

I am not sure who my President and VP would be but I have that image of a legend climbing out of his Indy car and beating it with a hammer.....

So I nominate Anthony Joseph Foyt for my Director of Defense! :respect:

If he were still alive pre 1975 I would elect Jan Opperman. If anyone in the word could have united the country Jan was the guy.

As for today's drivers I could see DD as president. He's already a deputy, isn't he.:greenflag:

I think I would have to go with Kevin Briscoe for Pres. and Chase Briscoe for VP!

Foyt. He would punch out the first reporter who asked a stupid question. And that would be the first reporter who asked a question.:icon_smile_blackeye
VP? Beale. Who has been thru more "wars" that he has?

President would have to be Shane Cottle. If I ever had permission to relay stories about Cottle telling things like they were you could see why I say him. VP would be Billy Puterbaugh Jr. Another "No BS" kind of guy. Secretary of State would be Robert Ballou (as outspoken as he is.... well the other countries would know exactly what we would do to them!)..... Secretary of Defense would be Sean Buckley (Who's gonna mess with the big guy?????)....... House Spokesman would be Casey Shuman (complete with the obligatory finger for certain photographers just for the hell of it!)..... and the new cabinet position Secretary of Parties would be Heavy D (and there would be PLENTY and all of them GREAT!!!!!)

Our enemies wouldn't know what to do!:applaud:

One thing about it, If Opp had been president; there wouldn't be anymore gray areas in the argument in legalizing pot. I can see it now; after work people heading to their favorite hangout, possibly a chain of Smokehouses called "4:20".

Not to spoil anyones parade, but there aren't any racers that I know personally or have meet casually that I would feel very comfortable leaving the country in their hands. Let's face it, most aren't exactly "team" players and often during their existence they run something so hard that occassional it fails mechanically or is completely left in ruins during a momentery lack of judgement.

Although I must say most are used to using an economic system that relies heavily on "deficit spending" practicies.

TONY ELLIOTT
his platform would be

a golf cart in every garage and a toterhome with trailer in every yard:wink