Fantasy Administration Series Part One: Ron Paul Wins President

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Published: 14 Aug, 2012
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In Part One of IVN's Fantasy Administration Series, we asked our Facebook Fans: If you could choose ANYONE to be President of the United States, who would it be?

With 18% of the vote, Ron Paul came in first, followed by Gary Johnson and Hillary Clinton.

Some honorable mentions:

  • Bill Clinton
  • Jimmy Carter
  • Dennis Kucinich
  • Kid Rock
  • Colin Powell
  • Mickey Mouse
  • Jesse Ventura
  • Jill Stein
  • Jon Stewart
  • Jon Huntsman
  • Noam Chomsky
  • Chick-fil-A sandwich or cup of Starbucks
  • Bill Gates

Missed our question? Go LIKE us on Facebook to participate in Part Two, and comment below on who your pick for president would be.

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