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Future President Qualities
Qualities of a Future President President Andrew Johnson stated that, "Honest conviction is my courage; the Constitution is my guide." Which speaks volume about his character and his heart. This is the year that we as American citizens or supposed to go to our voting precinct, and cast our vote for the next President of the United States. The qualities and expectation of the next President of United States shouldn’t be any less. Americans should expect that our next President have superior leadership skill, a deep passion for our country and have integrity. The future President of the United States should process impeccable leadership skills that surpasses
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