Tyler Murphy: Italicized Cam Martin: Regular
I think that without the voting system americans would be out of control because when people vote it lets them agree on a leader and if we didn’t have that then we probably would have some crazy leader that none likes. I think that we would end up with a leader that no one likes because if we didn’t vote then we wouldn’t have a say in what leaders we have. With the voting system we have a say in what leaders we want to have but without the voting system people would just apply and get the job. If people we didn’t have the voting system then people wouldn’t be able to express themselves in their opinion. If we didn’t have the voting system people would have no idea what is going on.
That was Cam’s point of view, now it’s my turn. I think it would be really weird, no one would be president, or anyone could run for president. Even if they didn’t have any education they would still become president. Also, you would have presidents that would be bad. They could have committed a crime. The last opinion in my point of view is there should not be no voting because random people could join government and presidency. We will talk more about not having a voting system in the next paragraph. What do you guys think, would you want a voting system like we already have, or would you want to have where anyone can be a governor or president?
I think that if we didn’t have the voting system then we wouldn’t have a president. I think that if we didn’t have the voting system we wouldn’t have a president because we wouldn’t be able to agree on a president and we would get a random president. I also think that without the voting system we would get a random president because nobody would be vote for a president. I agree with Cam. I think we would have no president or no governors. Our world would be out of control. We would also not have elections, so nobody could be president. The only way would be to fake it. Not even be elected (Even though there are no elections). Random people could be governors and presidents.