If I was the President
- Amrit Kaur

- Feb 1, 2019
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 7
If I were elected president, there are several key points I would like to address. Equality comes first. Whether it is women, minorities, or socioeconomic statuses, making people feel like they all belong together is something that sometimes gets overlooked. I would focus on education the most because if people are educated, not only is it beneficial to them, it is also helpful to the growth of the nation. New advancements and new ideas will be introduced, which ultimately will put the nation ahead of everyone else. I would highly focus on education and making it as accessible to people as possible, even if it means making education less expensive. Secondly, employment is another factor I would like to address. In my opinion, education and employment go hand in hand. It will also create more jobs. Since the world is being introduced to more and more technology every day, it is hard to imagine the world without a robot in the future. It is important to emphasize the fact that technology will take care of most of the labor in the future; hence, being properly educated is going to provide jobs to people. Lastly, I will make healthcare more accessible to people. The United States is the only nation that happens to have the most expensive healthcare. Introducing new healthcare plans will make people more comfortable going to the hospital without thinking about the huge bill that they usually get at the end of their visit. I think that education, employment, and healthcare are the three most important initiatives that people need to hear in the inaugural speech. The speech should be extremely honest, and letting people know the truth is extremely important as well.




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