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5 Childhood Characters We'd All Rather Have as President

Dare to dream, am I right?

Kathleen Rock
Nov 07, 2016
SUNY Geneseo
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Remember when life was good and we just wanted to know who was going to win the Family Wizard Competition? How was Hannah going to choose between Jesse and Jake? When was Zoey finally going to see Chase as more than just a friend? These were the stresses we all wish we could have back. This week is the presidential election of our nightmares, and I couldn't help but think about how many people would be better fits. Even people created by TV writers. Here are the top five characters I'd love to write in:

1. T-Bo

His creativity and innovation shined through as he managed to fit all different kinds of foods on a stick. Groovy Smoothies on college campuses across America...

2. Maddie Fitzpatrick

She was a smart, hardworking girl who looked nothing like Sharpay Evans.

3. Kim Possible



This one is pretty self explanatory. She was the first female role model that a lot of little girls had. #I'mWithHer!

4. Gordo

Now I'm not sure if Gordo has the leadership needed to be Commander in Chief, but he'd be the perfect candidate to preach love over hate. We could all use that right about now.

5. Megan Parker

This one is much more of an entertainment aspect - but come on, the girl is a genius. I can already hear "Megan..." from leaders all over the world.

In all seriousness, this is a huge election and it will definitely go down in history as being absolutely insane. Remember to exercise your right to vote (if you can!) and make your mark. Your children are going to ask you who you voted for someday... give an answer you can be proud of!

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