Is the united states president the most important position in the world?

Question

-why?

Answer 1

I doubt the "position" is all that influential. The President of the USA can not do just anything he wants to do. His position of leadership is very important, but his limited power renders him less powerful than some tyrants dictating the actions of other very powerful nations.

World leadership is a shared power. No individual has much power if no one will follow their lead.  

Answer 2

The president is just a puppet of the government and the zionist jews.

Google: Zionist jews to see what I'm talking about.

John F Kennedy warned us of these jews and he was assassinated, Martin Luther King dared to make us think why America shouldnt be the policemen of the whole word and he was assassinated. Anyone who defys the jews will be killed.

Answer 3

You really had to ask this question? I'll tell you why. If the next president decided to stop giving aid, both military and financial, to every country that we currently keep afloat about half of the countries on earth would fall into ruin. Go look at how much money we give to 3-world nations every year all over the planet.

Answer 4

because we are the richest country with the most available hand-outs.  Our army is abused and used without question and no matter how often someone jerks us over in the UN, we still graciously host them and give them sanctuary.

the POTUS has the available executive power to wage war for 30 days without the consent of congress, next to a military distatorship, no other country can do this.

Answer 5

Yes because we are a powerful country and whatever happens here trickles down to the rest of the world. If we are properous, they are. If we are in a recession, they are.

Answer 6

no a president is part of the executive branch whats on top of it is the legislative branch its powerful than the president the president can't make any decision without having them to agree to it so most important position in the world is being part of the legislature branch

Legislature branch-government

Executive branch-president

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