If you were elected president, what are the first things you’d change?

When Clench show charter high school students are elected President, they comment on what will change.

"Because it's unfair to die, we will not stop abortion, they are not looking for it - if the child does not want it, you only need to take protective measures."

"I will stop the war, stop welfare, get the best teacher's school and the best fresh foods"

"When people can not get out of prison and find jobs, they can find jobs.When they leave prison people can not find a job, which is a very sad thing.

You have to do a war - if I have not been elected you will fight. President Obama basically said the same thing. He is ready to go to war. You will do war, you will lose millions instead of thousands, and you will lose millions. There are 40 miles and 30 miles from this extremely dangerous border, and there are millions of people in Seoul. We have a good relationship. He likes me. I like him. We can gather. He wrote me the two most beautiful letters. When I showed one of the letters to Prime Minister Abe, he said that it is actually a groundbreaking letter. This is incredible - this is a historical letter. This is a historical letter. This is beautiful - this is a beautiful art work

This is what President Trump has said about Kavanaf, Rosenthine, etc. at an 81 - minute press conference.

The President will not invite you to their bedroom everyday. But Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sir Reef is not your typical president. Even in the first election leading the country of Africa, women had several lives before. Freedom fighters, bankers, UN bureaucrats, rebels, peasants, grandmothers. Do you want to enter her room? Of course it is good! We are the name of the family poetry of Johnson Saurief who is the descendant of the local Gora tribe called Julejuah Village (pronounced Jool-ay-joo-ah). I built a small farmhouse as a weekend break. Suddenly we got her non-cooperative key, we suddenly had her "Dmitry", a very friendly room with a small double bed, an ordinary wooden vanity - a top with a neat baseball cap - and a shallow wall I entered the wall. rail A dozen African cloth costumes lining up in the railroad