Lamont C. would get stuff done, of course-- no bi-partisanship under those twin automatic .45s!-- but I went with Clark Savage Jr. just cuz I would love to see Doc's aides in Cabinet positions... particularly Monk as Secretary Of State. Let's see how today's complex "international theater" would handle that!
The Shadow. We have a Man of Bronze in the White House now, don't we?
ReplyDeleteNo contest. I never much saw the point of Doc Savage. Maybe it's the noir in me, but I much prefer The Shadow.
ReplyDeleteAmd the third option? Hmm maybe dr. Herbert West. For re-animate the USA!
ReplyDeleteDoc Savage all the way.
ReplyDeleteHm. The Shadow would be tougher on Foreign Policy, but Doc could use his Mayan gold mine to erase the National Debt.
ReplyDeleteThe Shadow used to scare the Hell out of me on the radio when I was growing up, maybe he will do it as President.
ReplyDeleteGood, and of course, important question ;)
ReplyDeleteAfter much pondering I would go with Doc.
Lamont C. would get stuff done, of course-- no bi-partisanship under those twin automatic .45s!-- but I went with Clark Savage Jr. just cuz I would love to see Doc's aides in Cabinet positions... particularly Monk as Secretary Of State. Let's see how today's complex "international theater" would handle that!
Doc -- because no finer man ever drew breath.
ReplyDeleteI like Albie's idea of Doc's aides on the Cabinet. And he could make The Shadow a One-Man Supreme Court and Attorney General combined.
ReplyDeleteI'm voting for The Shadow! Maybe his ability to see what evil lurks in the minds of men will help him deal with the GOP side of Congress.
ReplyDeleteGood thing the Shadow can't see what evil lurks in the minds of women. Between Pelosi, Feinstein, and Hitlery he'd go mad.
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