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> The person who does this job does it because they want to fulfill an important > position and make the right choices. Not for glory, fame, and power, because > the power is not for their own ends. The fame (or infamy) should be a byproduct > of the job. The glory should be a byproduct of doing a good job at it. > > The president's salary should be minimum wage, because that's what people are > expected to live on. If the president wants more, hey, just raise minimum wage. > > The president should not be able to accept any gifts of any sort so they don't > bypass the previous provision, and so they don't get bribed. Cops have this > rule, why not our other public servants? > > The president should have their house and computer and offices etc etc hooked up > to surveillance just to make sure they're not crooked. Checks and balances. > It's not the rest of their life, just 4 years. Just because you're president > doesn't mean you're not subject to the same temptations everyone else is. > People in public can be watched, and they're working for the public. It's the > public's duty and best interest to make sure this job gets done properly. > > The president shouldn't really keep getting paid after they're out of office. > Being president isn't winning the lottery. > > All this should guarantee that the person who wants the job just really wants it > badly for the right reasons, and will do the right job. Why settle for less? > > Discuss. > > Hey don't mind me, I'm not sober. >
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