U.S. Presidency Basic Training Bootcamp

The U.S. President has the most difficult job in the world (besides being a mother, #shamelesspandering).

The U.S. President is head of government and head of state. More specifically, he directs our federal government’s executive branch where he’s responsible for enforcing the laws written by the legislative branch and, to that end, appoints his Cabinet and the heads of various federal agencies. The president is also the world’s most powerful political figure as the leader of the world’s largest economy by nominal GDP (China’s projected to surpass the US by 2032) and as the commander-in-chief of the world’s largest military.

With this much responsibility wouldn’t it, therefore, be wise if a president-elect and his team went through a 4-week US Presidency Basic Training?

After all, the military requires basic training of its new recruits so shouldn’t the commander-in-chief lead by example?

US Army Basic Training is 10 weeks. A typical day generally follows this schedule…

A typical day during US Presidency Basic Training could follow this schedule…