Presidential Qualities
The Qualities of a Good President
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In 1963, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower stated in an interview that he felt there were six qualities that a president needed to be successful. Among these were qualities were moral judgment, and understanding of what makes America a uniquely great nation, the ability to keep one's wits in a crisis', ability to choose good advisors, experience, and a strength of character. These are timeless qualities that make a good president, and something that your own son, possesses.
Standing before you is your son, a person who possesses many of these qualities and would make a very good president. First of all there is experience, can you say that your boy, who came from Alabama and served his country with distinction in the Army, does not have experience. The Army give a person an abundance of life experience beyond what civilians could get. And if there is one thing the Army teaches a soldier, it is to keep one's wits in the heat of battle. Any crisis the president could be called upon to handle is something a soldier is already trained for.
Eisenhower also asserted that moral judgment, for instance, the difference between lying and telling the truth, or the ability to make sound decision without reaching for extreme solutions, led to a person having self-restraint....
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