If I Were a President

Have you ever think about a question that is if you
could choose who you are, who would you want to be?
For me, I want to be a president. Today I want to
share you if I were a president what would I do.

First, I would draw up an achievement assessment for
the officials, if they have no political performance
in one year, then they need to get off the stage
immediately. Some politicians spend too much time
arguing with each others. Some of them don’t really
have talent to service the people in Taiwan. In my
opinion, choosing people of talent is the first step
to let the economic and political go smoothly.

Second, I also increase some financial class at school
when students entrance from elementary school to
university. Teach students how to deal with their
financial affairs, because many young people spend money
foolishly and have no idea about how to invest their
money so financial class is very important to them. On
the other hand, I would try to promote English as our
second language because Taiwan is an island. We need to
trade with other countries frequently so English is very
important to us.

Third, I would not abolish the death penalty. The
recidivism rate is high after the serious offenders
regain their freedom. Why do we raise them for many
years and let them have chances to commit crimes, then
increase more victims. I would save the money to take
care of the disadvantage groups.

To sum up, to be a president is not an easy job and need
to worried about too many things. No matter being a
president or being someone. We must find pleasure in our
job. After all, devoting to our society is a kind of
honor and makes us have a sense of achievement.