Would I Be A Good President? Quiz

1. How much experience will you have before running for president?

None! I will just have my looks!

I will have a good amount of experience.

It depends on how much experience the American people decide I have.

I will know what I'm doing.

I would have just started getting interested in politics.

Would I Be A Good President? Quiz - Quiz

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You’ll explore topics like governance, crisis management, and public speaking while reflecting on your values and priorities as a potential leader. This quiz is a great way to explore the qualities that are most important to you in a leader and reflect on the characteristics that can make a difference in public service. Share your results with friends and family, and see who among you has what it takes to lead. see less

3. How do you feel the economy is doing right now?

The economy is perfect!

The economy is not at its best. There is nothing we can do to help it.

The economy is horrible, and we will never get out of this recession.

The economy may be bad, but we must do everything we can to fix it.

We should let the American people work through the bad economic times themselves.

4. What do you feel about relations with foreign nations?

We need better foreign relations, but it is not a top priority.

In order to have safety at home and peace abroad, we must have good foreign relations in every country.

We should better foreign relations with some countries, but others are too messed up to fix.

The only nation we should talk with is the US.

Our foreign relations are fine at the moment.

5. How do you feel about political parties?

I love them. It's like an East coast, West coast thing!

I may belong to one, but they have horribly divided the country.

We need to have them to indicate what we believe in.

I will stand up for my party no matter what.

I belong to one to show what I believe in.

6. Your predecessor messed up the country badly. If at all, how do you defend him/her?

He/she destroyed the country and betrayed the people that elected him, he does not deserve any defense for what he/she did.

He/sshe may have made mistakes, but who hasn't. Every president has made mistakes in their years in the White House. My predecessor may have just made more mistakes than the others.

My predecessor may not have been a great president, but he was still a great American for trying to help our great nation. He/she just failed.

He/she was a bad president, and I now have to fix his bad judgment.

He/she was a bad president and there's nothing I can do about that.

7. You are being attacked by members of the opposing party. How do you defend yourself?

They're just angry a member of their party isn't in the White House.

I would give an explanation about what I was doing and why my decisions would be good for the improvement of our nation.

I wouldn't do anything if the American people thought they were right about what they were talking about. It would be them in the White House.

They may be upset that their party is not in the White House, but I should still defend myself and my party, even though their attacks are fully based on petty party politics.

I would brush it aside unless the American people were starting to believe them.

8. During the campaign, your opponent is dangerously ill and cannot campaign. What do you do?

Yeah! Perfect opportunity to bash on him/her! I'm sure to win if he/she is not campaigning at all.

I stop all campaign actions until he is feeling better. It would only be fair.

I make no campaign stops, but I don't stop my TV Radio, etc., ads. There is no need. He doesn't have to stop his either.

I will talk to my aides. They know what to do.

I would let my aides make all the decisions.

9. A major crisis has occurred in your country, causing widespread panic and confusion. What is your first course of action?

Hold a press conference to calm the public.

Consult with your cabinet before making any public statements.

Develop an emergency response plan with experts.

Address the nation via social media to reach a wider audience.

Focus on rallying your supporters and minimizing the crisis's impact on your image.

10. You are asked to make a decision that the country is severely divided about. Exactly 50-50. What do you do?

I will review both sides of the argument and see if I can make a decision that would make both sides happy and still help the country.

I would make the decision I thought would help the country the most. That's my job.

I would put it aside. The pressure is too much for me.

I would discuss with my cabinet and aides (who are also divided) and see what they think.

I make the real decisions. I can do what I want.