Question

In a response of 150 words to 200 words, please explain whether you feel that the qualifications for becoming president are appropriate? Are they stringent enough or are they too stringent? For instance, do people at the age of 35 possess the requisite knowledge and experience to lead the nation today? Would a 35-year-old at the time of the adoption of the Constitution have been sufficiently experienced in order to govern the nation? Was William Jennings Bryan old enough when he ran for the presidency at 36? On the other hand, should there be an upper age limit for serving as president?

Answer 1

To become a president of a country its an amazing thing for any of a person but achieving a president position at a very less age is most amazing then that. Likewise, William Jennings Bryan was born on March 19, 1860 – July 26, 1925. He was an American orator and politician from Nebraska. He became the president of United States at a very younger age. His knowledge and smartness made him the successful president of country.
Age does not matter to become a president of a nation. If a person have a proper knowledge then he or she anyone can become a president. Knowledge is very important.