I'd say Nick Symmonds. Dude's a down to earth guy and I think he would be able to solve a lot of problems.
I'd say Nick Symmonds. Dude's a down to earth guy and I think he would be able to solve a lot of problems.
Fam.
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Coughlin, but not born in the US. I guess Ryan has come the closest.
Who?
Gabe Jennings
Ryan hall
Jimmy Carter
Is this restricted only to Americans?
I'd say Mheshimiwa Wesley Korir.
Oscar Pistorius
You have to be 35 to be prez so that would leave out a lot. Do retired runners count? I think Michael Johnson would be a good choice.
AJ Acosta
TAA wrote:
You have to be 35 to be prez so that would leave out a lot. Do retired runners count? I think Michael Johnson would be a good choice.
You also have to be American, so...
He was only a recreational runner but the younger George Bush was and would still be a great president.
Will Leer
Lauren Fleshman
meb
Shalane Flanagan
Will Leer....Sharp guy that looks like Jesus.
CENTRO
Some lunatic wrote:
Gabe Jennings
You beat me to it. At the very least, Gabe would be a truly visionary leader.
But honestly, I find it difficult to come up with really good candidates. Serious runners, perhaps especially the ones who might characterize themselves as professional athletes, tend to be pretty self-involved. A couple of posters have mentioned Meb and Wesley Korir, but neither would be eligible under the Constitution.
Edwin Moses seems a reasonable choice. Delano Meriwether might be my top pick. Among current professional runners, I really don't know.
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