What qualifications are needed to be the Prime Minister of America?

Andrew Wright23 said:It’s always better to get your footing first before you try to make a big move elsewhere, don't you think?

Everything Susan is missing,
but hey, at least she knows how to whip up a decent potato salad and walk around acting like she's somebody special,
how can anyone be so clueless as to pose as a public figure while rocking those fake designer bags?

I bet she knows her way around a Caesar salad, though.

The US President should really be someone who is :

1) Raised with some serious moral backbone and traditional values (doesn't matter what faith you follow)
2) Someone who lives pretty simply—like, we need leaders who aren't obsessed with flashy wealth. If you're drowning in luxury, you shouldn't be running the show)
3) A proven patriot through and through. I'm talking about someone who’s actually put skin in the game for this country before even thinking about taking office)

Jacob Lewis5 said:The US President should really be someone who is :

1) Raised with some serious moral backbone and traditional values (doesn't matter what faith you follow)
2) Someone who lives pretty simply—like, we need leaders who aren't obsessed with flashy wealth. If you're drowning in luxury, you shouldn't be running the show)
3) A proven patriot through and through. I'm talking about someone who’s actually put skin in the game for this country before even thinking about taking office)

By modern standards, the first point doesn't matter much unless we want to fix that sweetheart deal with Vatican City. You know, the one that favors the Church.

The second one is non-negotiable.

I mean, George W. Bush was basically jailed for his convictions back in the USSR era.
In the US, nationalists just crucify him without even counting his time behind bars. He's just one example.