George G. McClellan, a California native, was a Regular Army veteran and served a post-war Korea tour. His post-army professional career covered 43 years in law enforcement, including the California Highway Patrol and the US Naval Investigative Service (NCIS). With the latter, he became a world traveler visiting and working in many countries from the Philippine Islands to the United Kingdom, Asia, the Middle-East, Bosnia, Europe, Russia, and India. …
Our worst problem in picking who should be our president is assuming that Senators would make good presidents because, well, after all, they are experienced politicians who have America’s best interest in mind. Well, It hasn’t worked yet, and Joe is just the latest dismal example of the failure of a Democrat Senator to become president, whereas most governors with administrative experience or successful businessmen with proven economic, negotiating, and contract acumen have mostly turned out to have the leadership skills required to run a nation (big business) like ours successfully. Naturally, exceptions arise, but, as for Senators, I can’t think of one who has been successful, not even JFK.
