=ShadowBoxing;13685192]First of all they don't have "astronomical amounts" of royal blood, that point wasn't proven. Just like I don't have astronomical amounts of genes from relatives I have who are that many generations back, even with more direct relations.
Their son, the 43rd president of the USA, George W. Bush is related to every European monarch on and off the throne and has kinship' (kingship) with every member of Britain's royal family. He is a 13th cousin of Britain's Queen Mother, who died in 2002 at the age of 101, and her daughter, Queen Elizabeth. Bush is a 13th cousin, once removed, of the heir to the throne Prince Charles, and has a direct descent from Henry III and from Henry VIII's sister, Mary Tudor, who was also the wife of Louis XI of France. Bush is further descended from Charles II of England.
Sorry, but you were proven wrong. I can't understand why you're to ignorant to acknowledge this fact in clear text.
No, but an insignificant point. Most white Americans, who are Protestant, are going to have descendents in the house of windsor or other European Royal Families. In fact it's an almost certainty.
BULL****, YOU HAVE NOT ONE SHRED OF EVIDENCE YOU LIAR
Yet they have, time and again. Jimmy Carter was a nobody before becoming a politician. Lincoln was about as "nobody" as you could get, even lacking a formal education as we see it today. Several Presidents have come from modest surroundings. However, if you wish to show that Presidents tend to come from richer than average backgrounds I'd say you're proving a pretty obvious point
That claim is erronious.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_royal_candidate_theory
They don't have a "200 year track record", the only election they "predicted" was the 2004 election.[/quote]
Dude, do you even know how to read. Obviously not, and this proves you don't know what the heck you're talking about (this is to easy). The only race that Burkes Peerage failed to predict was
the 2004 election when they predicted John Kerry to win
Kerry's royal roots will give him victory, says Burke's
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Kate Kelland
Tuesday August 17, 2004
The Guardian
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When it comes to American presidential elections, blue blood counts. So say British researchers who predict that Democratic challenger John Kerry will oust President George Bush on November 2 because he boasts more royal connections than his Republican rival.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uselections2004/story/0,13918,1284632,00.html
WRONG
Wednesday, October 18, 2000 - Web posted at 7:47:43 AM GMT
Bush beats Gore in 'blue blood' stakes
LONDON - If royal genes have anything to do with electoral success, then Republican US presidential candidate George W Bush will be the next man in the White House, Britain's blue blood bible said yesterday (Tues 17 oct).
Burke's Peerage, a revered guide to the breeding of the aristocracy, said both Bush and his rival Al Gore are of royal descent, but investigations deep into their heritage show Bush has far more noble and royal connections.
http://www.namibian.com.na/2000/October/world/00AD186050.html
Game over man, Game over!