Penrod states, The Presidents reputation as a C student is widely promoted and his public speeches hardly dismissed his intellectual image. We do not know if the President was actually a “C” student throughout his whole education, as Penrod does not specify. Also the President could have problems with public speaking. He is a public figure and anyone can get nervous, especially him since he has to address the whole nation. I do not believe the President contributes to anti-intellectualism. To have such an important role in leading our country, one has to be smart and ready to make decisions. Not everyone can become a President, it takes a lot of strive and intelligence. Anti-intellectualism is supported by most public figures but not
Penrod states, The Presidents reputation as a C student is widely promoted and his public speeches hardly dismissed his intellectual image. We do not know if the President was actually a “C” student throughout his whole education, as Penrod does not specify. Also the President could have problems with public speaking. He is a public figure and anyone can get nervous, especially him since he has to address the whole nation. I do not believe the President contributes to anti-intellectualism. To have such an important role in leading our country, one has to be smart and ready to make decisions. Not everyone can become a President, it takes a lot of strive and intelligence. Anti-intellectualism is supported by most public figures but not