Um, he's not an American, so there's no chance.
As far as Wolfowitz's replacement:
World Bank watchers say possible successors include Robert Zoellick, the former U.S. trade representative who is now a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive; Allan Hubbard, director of the White House National Economic Council; and even Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.
[quote from Bloomberg]
If Wolfwetz kept the brotherhood between them then Yeah why not...??!!!
Its Tony's turn . being a prime minster doesn't make good money . GO TONY.
Never gave this any thought, but it wouldn't surprise me. Afterall, I think Clinton was being looked at as the head of the UN.
"sweet", P. Griffin
"Family Guy"
the pile up of metaphors
on this topic is asounting
a day without a buzz,
is a day that never wass.
up420oz
I don't think so.
He'll probably do a lecture tour and write a book. Then he'll set up the Tony Blair Foundation.
I hope not! Why mess something else up!
Does he have a girlfriend?
