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Overcoming Presidential Challenges
There are many challenges the next president of the United States will face. All of these challenges will require much thought and consideration when solving them. The first major challenge to me is what to do with the amount of illegal immigrants that currently reside in the U.S. The next president is going to have to communicate very clearly with others in order to solve this problem. They are also going to have to remain calm in doing so to prevent a situation that gets out of control. I hope that the next president will assess this situation logically and calmly. The next challenge i believe the next president will face is how to help the economy. Our nation owes roughly 20 trillion dollars to other countries. The next president needs to bring this amount down, while still helping lower class people. Today, the economy is not able to do anything but hurt lower class citizens. The next president will need to figure out a way to help these people while not raising our debt to other countries. The president will need to be able to understand different situations, and be able to see things from another person's point of view. …show more content…
Many justices are approaching an age at which they can retire, and the next justices elected to the supreme court will heavily influence the U.S. for years, possibly decades. The next justices will most likely be elected according to the next president's views. However, the president should elect justice who will be best for the country as a whole, not just according to their own views. The next president must be able to think about the entire nation when electing justices. They must show leadership by listening to others, and not just

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