what would i do if i were president 
Karina Zepeda
November 21, 2014
Mr. Allen
What Would I Do If I Were President
When it comes to being the President of the United States, it is THE most important and stressful job you could have. The fate of the country is in your hands. Of course you have the help of others like your cabinet, the House of Representatives, and congress, but in reality as the president, you are blamed for any problems that the country faces. You are the face of what the country undergoes, and there are so many pressures placed in the shoulders of the president. If I were the President of the United States, there are a few problems that are most important to me that I would focus on fixing. I would focus on these particular problems facing the country today; (in no particular order) terrorism, healthcare, and education.
To begin, terrorism is one of the oldest ongoing problems that the country has had to face. I am not completely sure that we will ever be able to eliminate all terrorism to the United States but it is better to try our best than to let other countries run over us. As president, I would make sure that any threats placed on the United States will be returned to the intimidator. We have allowed ourselves to be pushed around and bullied for far too long and its time that we stand up and prove that we Americans are not cowards. We must fight back and show the rest of the world that you can’t bomb us, kill innocent and unarmed Americans without serious consequences. We have allowed the enemy to enter our home, and it has cost us many innocent lives. How much longer is this going to last? It won’t stop until we put our foot down and put a stop to it now. Terrorism must be faced head on, and that’s what I plan to do if I were president.
Another problem I hope to work on and fix is our healthcare system. I believe that forcing one healthcare system on all Americans is wrong and that it ultimately won’t get us anywhere. We should focus more on creating a strong system to
November 21, 2014
Mr. Allen
What Would I Do If I Were President
When it comes to being the President of the United States, it is THE most important and stressful job you could have. The fate of the country is in your hands. Of course you have the help of others like your cabinet, the House of Representatives, and congress, but in reality as the president, you are blamed for any problems that the country faces. You are the face of what the country undergoes, and there are so many pressures placed in the shoulders of the president. If I were the President of the United States, there are a few problems that are most important to me that I would focus on fixing. I would focus on these particular problems facing the country today; (in no particular order) terrorism, healthcare, and education.
To begin, terrorism is one of the oldest ongoing problems that the country has had to face. I am not completely sure that we will ever be able to eliminate all terrorism to the United States but it is better to try our best than to let other countries run over us. As president, I would make sure that any threats placed on the United States will be returned to the intimidator. We have allowed ourselves to be pushed around and bullied for far too long and its time that we stand up and prove that we Americans are not cowards. We must fight back and show the rest of the world that you can’t bomb us, kill innocent and unarmed Americans without serious consequences. We have allowed the enemy to enter our home, and it has cost us many innocent lives. How much longer is this going to last? It won’t stop until we put our foot down and put a stop to it now. Terrorism must be faced head on, and that’s what I plan to do if I were president.
Another problem I hope to work on and fix is our healthcare system. I believe that forcing one healthcare system on all Americans is wrong and that it ultimately won’t get us anywhere. We should focus more on creating a strong system to