When my kids grow up and they ask me what it takes to be President, what should I tell them?

Question

That:

A) "You don't need a brain--look at George Bush."?

B) "You can be a pathological liar and still be President--like George Bush."?

C) "You can be dysfunctional and detached from reality--like George Bush."?

D) "Education isn't a priority to be President--like George Bush."?

koko:

Because isn't GW supposed to LEAD by example? Or are there exceptions to the rule these days?

Answer 1

You should tell them that these are the traits not needed by presidents!

Some actually have core values instilled at an early age. This takes parents who use a parental style that is democratic! It is not rigid, and it is not passive!

They also need parents who have had their conscious developed at an early age. This is not done by belittling, abusing or using corporal punishment.

I know, some parents are going to have a hissy over that one, but corporal punishment teaches nothing positive! Nothing! In fact, it short circuits a child ability to learn empathy and feel remorse, which are conscious building blocks!

If you fail to teach them at an early age, their peers will!

Bush has no conscious! And people should learn what one person can do to a country. You just need one!

I would hope that people learned by history, but unfortunately when most do, it is their rewritten history. No wonder there are so many racist, bigots, haters and people with no conscious, mainly the Me Generation and Generation X!

Answer 2

The correct answer is none of the above. I'm not sure if you're just making fun or if you're being serious....
But I know if my kids every told me they wanted to be the next president I'd tell them it take a lot of community involvement, an understanding of people, honesty, knowledge of the country and how it functions - just to name a few. If my kid is destined to be the next societal leader I'd sure like them to be the best they can be! That's the best way to change/improve the future, by teaching our children NOW what it truly means to be in a position as powerful as a president.

Answer 3

1. Lobotomy

2. Armor Piercing Bible

3. Huge American Flag (made in China)

4. Must have experience as puppet

5. If Republican learn to make hatred and greed seem like good hearted, folksy conservatism

Answer 4

that could be a stunning tale, notwithstanding if it on no account easily got here approximately. One situation is, that it paints Republicans as heartless misers. And it portrays infants that way besides. I do think of that could be a stable question to ask infants. i desire that they had take you up on the furnish. i'd have.

Answer 5

ooooh more bush bashing....
as i've previously stated in other questions, QUIT YOUR BITCHING!
ok, so bush may have some flaws, but Bill wasn't so perfect himself. & from the looks of it, alot of what we have for the "presidential hopefuls" look like they want to f*ck up this country too!
the soulition: ORGANIZE & FIGHT! yea, sure there are a few hundred, maybe even a few thousand (depending on the city's size) protesters here & there, now & then. but that aint good enough. this nation is what, 600.000.000 strong now? so even 1,000,000 people in the streets whining & complaining on how things aren't going the way "THEY" want it to go.

so piss off & come up with something better to waste your time with. because asking redundant questions here at YA, makes you even more DUMBER than you might think the president is.

Answer 6

E) You can be so focused on propagating your family's fortune that you blind yourself to vision, cause, direction, morality, character, and personal conviction.

Do me a favor, let your kid listen to George Carlin. He really knows whats up. Seriously.

Answer 7

E) Move out of the trailer park

Answer 8

By the time your kids or my kids grow up America as we know it will not exist because of E) ALL OF THE ABOVE!

Answer 9

You need a ton of money and rich friends. What you believe or stand for is secondary.

Answer 10

Honesty is always the best policy.