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Overcoming President Journey

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I can’t believe the journey I went through to become the President for a day. The time spent waiting in line at Walmart, for a bag of Doritos that would give me the opportunity to become the President of the United States it Overfilled me. It got better when I got a call three days later from the current President, telling me that I needed to fly to Washington ASAP to take the oval office from him for the day. I didn't even let him finish, I dropped the phone and started to pack for the best day of my life. The next morning I left with a full mind, I had a list of things I wanted to change in our government that disgusted me because the effects it had on our people. I couldn't stop thinking about it the whole fight to Washington because I knew …show more content…

Around 10, I made to my final destination the White house, I was meet by the current President who was about to leave to let me take his spot for a day. The only thing he told me was don't make any stupid mistakes, I swore my life I wouldn't. Right after my list popped back in my head, I was so distracted by it I took no time to wander around my new house and rushed into the Oval Office. Right away I thought of an Executive order I could pass, it took me awhile but it clicked in my head what I wanted to do. I wanted to pass an Executive order that would get rid of the junk food in America for a week. I thought it would be a good idea because it would help prevent seeing more unhappy kids that can't control their weight because they only afford junk food. It also Motivated me to make another Executive order, the goal of this one was to motivate everyone to go outside and get back into shape, I added activities to get the amusement out of the …show more content…

It was 8 in the morning I knew it was time to put another power to use. I decided to put my Legislative power next for one reason, I wanted to change one law that was killing me because it was supposed to make food prices go down but it did nothing. So I decided it was time to contact Congress and suggest my law that would make the food prices go down. This idea took me 10 hours to come up with, and make the phone call to Congress. But I knew that this one would go through because it benefited the

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