OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH to the contrare .. I most certainly do .. that's why Gordon is a big household name eh?

Speaking of queens, I invited your gawjus Pink Lady to take a position on the Cabinet ...

Gordon is a big household joke anyway.

Im not gonna get in a position with her in the cabinet. Maybe in the cupboard, but not the cabinet.

LMAO ... omg ... don't you think she'd like EITHER ...

How did you feel about Tony Blair? Or Margaret Thatcher?

Well i wouldnt do either of them in the cupboard.

But if i HAD to choose...TONY! lol

ya he's more your style eh?

I'm in!

((((((( Cher ))))))


You hit up the right campaign here .. what would you like to be nominated for? We have a slew of unfilled positions ...

Oh, you mean I have to WORK to come in here?

welll if Dan's in charge he'll work ya for HIM ..

hahahaha

You could be head of PR for the White House Staff ... you'd be great at that ..

whatcha think?

I will have u know i share the same birthday as the Iron lady!! LOL!

I'm the Queen of Egypt....

we'll take you

**Bends over cabinet**

What do I get to do? Can I audition the cabana boys?

EVERYBODY CLOSE YOUR EYES!

Here's what we have so far:

President of the United States: FADE2BLACK

Vice President: DAN99

Public Relations: Cherbear

Secretary of Defense: IAmMeWhoRU

Department of the Treasury: Bad_Girl

Nominated Secretary of Health & Human Services: Lilith

Nominated Secretary of Commerce: Pink_Lady

Cabana Boy Auditioner: Lily

INTERN: ASHLEY










BELOW IS UP FOR GRABS .. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE:

Secretary of State
Department of State (1789):
Handles foreign affairs and relationships with other nations. It makes recommendations on foreign policy, negotiates treaties, speaks for the United States in the United Nations, and represents the United States at international conferences.



Attorney General
Department of Justice (1870):
Enforces and defends the Federal laws of the United States by preventing and controlling crime, seeking just punishment for those guilty of unlawful behavior; and enforcing the Nation's immigration laws.

Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Interior (1849):
Oversees national conservation efforts and is responsible for most of our nationally owned public lands, natural resources, and wildlife.

Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture (1862):
Ensures a safe, affordable, nutritious, and accessible food supply; cares for agriculture, forest, and range lands; supports the development of rural communities; and provides economic development for farmers and rural residents.


Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor (1913):
Oversees the interests of US workers by protecting workers' wages, health and safety employment and pension rights; promoting equal employment opportunity; and administering job training, unemployment insurance, and workers' compensation programs.


Department of Housing and Urban Development Seal Secretary of Housing & Development
Department of Housing and Urban Development (1965):
Aims to create a decent, safe, and sanitary home and living environment for every American. It is responsible for home ownership programs, providing housing assistance for low income persons, helping the homeless, and promoting growth and development in distressed neighborhoods.

Secretary of Transportation
Department of Transportation (1966):
Ensures a fast, safe, efficient, accessible and convenient transportation system. This includes transportation of people and goods by car, plane, train, and ship. It is also responsible for maintaining the Federal highway system.

Secretary of Energy
Department of Energy (1977):
Researches and develops reliable energy systems that are friendly to the environment, but are not too expensive. It is also responsible for the Nation's nuclear energy and weapons technologies.

Secretary of Education
Department of Education (1979):
Establishes guidelines and provides leadership to address American education. It helps local communities meet the needs of their students. It also helps individuals pay for college and prepare for employment.

Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs (1988):
Acts as the principal advocate for veterans and their families ensuring that they receive medical care, benefits, social support, and lasting memorials recognizing their service.

Secretary of Homeland Security
Department of Homeland Security (2003):
Works to prevent terrorist attacks within the United States, reduce America's vulnerability to terrorism, and minimize the damage from potential attacks and natural disasters.