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Why A Pug Should Be The Next President

Preferably the most famous Doug The Pug.

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Why A Pug Should Be The Next President
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Doug The Pug has let my pug obsession become socially acceptable. Everyone loves Doug. If you don't follow Doug The Pug on at least one form of social media, what are you even doing on there in the first place? Here are 10 reasons why Doug The Pug should run for President.

1. He keeps it real.

Doug isn't afraid to speak the truth.

2. Doug keeps us up to date with what is going on in his daily life.

There are no secrets in Doug The Pug’s daily life.

3. He’d be the cutest president—ever.

4. Doug is trendy.

He knows what’s cool and what’s not. What is okay to say and what is not.

5. Doug isn’t afraid to make fun of himself.

He can take a joke, even when it’s of himself.

6. He graces celebrities with his presence.

Look, it's Joe Jonas!

7. He can relate with us common people.

8. Doug appreciates other cultures.


Doug is so worldly! He is used to visiting other countries and the people love him.

9. He is so relatable.


10. He is a real dog and definitely not a politician.

Don't worry he's not another politician. He is a real American. #DougThePug2016

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