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Let the world vote for US president

By Murray Bourne, 07 Feb 2006

Since the US President influences all of us, and less than half of the eligible voters in the US even bother to turn up to vote, why not let everyone in the world vote for the US president?

Any guess what percentage of the vote Bush would get then...?

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