How to become President of the United States: a simple guide

Well, this is how to do it: from making sure you meet the legal requirements, to how much money to raise, to trying to come out tops in Iowa, and to finally clinching that electoral college victory - this is our guide to becoming President of the United States - a must-watch for all those aspiring to sit in the Oval Office.

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[connermattox]

Can we please appreciate how unbiased he was to the left or to the right

[hqmuvff]

Please make a sequel. I need a sequel. How do I do it a second time? Help.

[xxcabbagedevourerxx]

“Have to be born in the US” and my journey instantly comes to a halt.

[thamesplayz]

When I turn 35 I’ll officially have had all the requirements necessary to be president when I’m Older I would actually like to be a president of the US. Yes it comes with difficult challenges and etc but God willing I can become a president one day hope it can happen.

[mikegeorge]

Hello Mrs sonia is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategies..

[chamaleon]

lerneng this for a exam... and no teacher could have explained this easier than you!!!

[MuhammadNurbasit]

_Alright, so you wanna be the President of the United States_


*nope*

[joebiden]

I'm Joe Biden and I forgot this message.

[jamesBFC]

0:37 well frick.


It was a good journey lads

[schroederscurrentevents]

Governor is the best job to run from. It’s the only job other than president with executive, head of government experience, there’s only 50 of them, and you’re a Washington outsider.

[titantravellermotovlogs]

No wander being a president is not an easy task for only one person, spends a lot of money, does charity works, visits each state, tons of paper work, lots of travelling, security around you all the time, and worst of all, being a highly targeted person. Imagine that, enduring all of this in years even if you are retired as a president, you still need the security around you...

[theplaguedoctor]

Well now I have more notes to add to my journal

[antoniosoto]

Thank you I needed this help so I can write my story

[cocotaveras]

I would never wish the presidency of the United States even upon my worst foe.

The stress, the pressure, the sleepless nights of worrying and the constant stream of threats to your well-being. I used to imagine myself in the role but then I thought about it and it lost its appeal overtime - especially with the partisanship, general apathy and pessimism, and rampant divisiveness in society.

[veniceisnothere]

I'm watching this cause I'm planning something 👀

[GustavoSilva-nyjc]

Excellent video, very well summerized, the end left me curious.

[SuperAlphaKirby]

I was born in the us and am a citizen but was raised in India. I plan to go back to live there permanently. Not trying to run for president but am really curious as to whether i will have a chance or not XDXDXD

[eggabacon]

I like to watch these despite knowing I'll probably not be president

[carverkain]

imagine becoming president and still being depressed

[Desireknown]

The Constitution says “No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President” when they say a Citizen of the US at the time of the constitution they are referring to present times correct? Meaning if I become a citizen now… not being born in the US I wouldn’t be president correct?