Good afternoon my fellow people of the United States of America. I would like to begin by thanking my mother and brothers for fueling this outrageous idea of running for president, and I am delighted that they were able to join us today. Their words of encouragement helped me strive for greatness and were also great reminders of the outcome during hardships in this journey. Like many of you know, family has played a big role of where I stand so, we are especially pleased to welcome them into our presence. I would also would like to thank and welcome those who said I wouldn’t be able to reach my goal, back in my days, kids would have a saying, “if you ain’t got no haters, you ain’t popping”. So, apparently the fact that these people were so
Good afternoon my fellow Americans. As most of you are aware, this previous week has been detrimental to all of us, here in this wonderful land of ours. Overall, my presidency has contributed huge amounts of progress to our social structure, and I have
There were several other students who wanted to run for president, but none of had quite the propositions that I wanted to feed into the community. I actually wanted to create awareness of our environment and go into the elementary schools and encourage students to pursue careers in STEM. I am currently president of the society, and I am so grateful to have the ability to make difference in the society. The society will soon be hosting an Oxfam hunger dinner to inform the community of what it's like to eat in a developing country, and how lucky we are to be living in America and have the abundance of food that we have, unlike other countries. This hunger dinner will be my legacy to the society because no president before has conducted such an event that will educate our community and bring our school together. Hosting this event means a lot to me because as a woman, I am aware of how rare it is for me to take interest in something that relates to the STEM field. Despite the odds, I still stand firm in wanting to make a difference in my school before I
Hi, I’m Makenna McLeod and I’m running for President, alongside me is my Vice President Carlie Janeczko. Together we make up the Marlie party, because we are the change America needs. I’m forty four years old and I’m a graduate of Brown University. I hold a MD in American Studies and a PhD in Economic Studies. I also attended Harvard Law School where I attended workshops for Public Law as well as International Law. In addition to my time spent at Harvard I met Carlie my Vice President. Carlie, who is forty three, attended Columbia University where she obtained an MD in economics political science as well as a Bachelor of science in foreign service. Carlie then went on to attend Harvard Law where we met in one of their many workshops. I am currently married with four dogs all of different species while Charlie is married and is a mother to six children. We are aiming for a united nation that places equal time and money on military spending, fine arts and culture and health care and education. We both value respect, trust, education, humanitarian needs, safety, honesty and family among many other things. We hope you consider voting Marlie for the change America needs.
I am running for president because I want to inspire people to make good choices and to help others with daily school struggles. Two character traits that I have that would make me be a great president is that I am a good listener and I take concerns into action. I can use both character traits to listen to what my fellow classmates have to say about their concerns and take action. I plan to make longer lunches on Friday’s, same locker schedule as the morning, longer locker pass times, create online textbooks, be able to wear no uniform, and to have less homework. As a president I will solve these five problems that face my fellow Spanish River Christian School classmates by putting all my effort into solving these problems we face.
Lastly, I want to thank Mr. Ferry for encouraging me to pursue my ambition of entering the wonderful world of politics, which I have found is an uncommon response to my answer when I am
Good evening everyone. Hope you are having a good time. On behalf of the President, I welcome you for attendance to celebrate this once of a lifetime event with us. I must say, I could've not asked for anything else from Him. Your presence made this especial occasion as colorful and as beautiful as ever, especially His Holiness and His Honorable.
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Good evening: Rebecca is doing great. Her confidence and self assurance is blossomed. Rebecca is a wonderful women, kind, sweet, and very passionate about helping others. Her self esteem is getting better.
FriFriends, delegates and fellow Americans: I humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the United States.
now: A) I am grateful you for instilling the need that I now have of appreciating love, the importance of loving someone and the experience that it brings when you're also loved. The best of all, the vulnerability of what love has to offer because I know what rejection feels like since I never heard or felt "love" from you. B) I thank you for the hunger you instilled in me in always being and getting the best, to never settle for anything but that so that I could not experience what you put my mother through in my own marriage. C) If you had been the father that I wanted and needed at the time, then I would never have discovered how to be such a strong willed person.
Tonight is a particular honor for me because, let’s face it, my presence here is pretty unlikely. My father has always wanted me to be successful in life and never give up on my dreams. I am here today trying to fulfill my dreams and become the next President of the United States of America. I believe that we could make this world a better place.
To my dearest, Hello Melissa, it has now been 10 months, 2 months to go and we can start counting by 1 again. I want to tell you something important, I want to throw out all my feelings so you can read them. Remember the day you asked me, when you wrote a note in Religious studies and seemed out of this world. How you ripped of tiny pieces of the paper while waiting on your bus because you were nervous. I remember you still acting smooth although you looked so nervous.
I was born to a loving family, but in a dangerous environment in Charleston, S.C. In a single parent I was reared and I learned a lot about struggle and literally learned how to make a dollar out of 15 cent. Though it was hard my mother instilled this determination that I am able to share with you all on this night. She became my brother and I driving force and never settle for less. As a young child I sat and realized that an insignificant child like myself could one day make a difference in this united nation.
fact that people were getting smarter, and the world was changing before their very eyes.
Hello my as many of you know my name is John Moriarty. I am running as the Democratic Candidate for President of the United States of America. So that you understand my positions on certain issues I will tell you a little about myself. I was born on August 16, 1948, my father was a former U.S. senator. I grew up in the Bronx, of New York, and I received a degree in Government from Harvard University. After I graduated I volunteered for enlistment in the U.S. Army and I served in Vietnam.