The Importance Of Public Perception Of President

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I will consider about the public perception and what they think about the president. A president is not working alone, he/she needs to work with other branches of government and it is important to know his/her characteristic. Look back at his/her past accomplishments and it is also necessary to know if they have any scandals or failures in the past because they might make a mistake again when they become the president. They might not meet the same ideas o satisfied the citizen’s need and focus on different ideas because they will hold the power, it is important to choose the right president that meet the same interest as the citizens. A president must know what is good at the present and prepare for the future. I think comparing presidents

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