US Presidents have come from varied backgrounds. Our intent is to summarize and present actual work history experience as it pertains to public views on what experiences are the most important to our survey respondents. This survey is only concerned with work history experience. Therefore, the subsequent summary findings and post will not consider political party affiliation or ideology. This survey will also not include specific traits such as being a strong public debater.

As the 2016 US Presidential election cycle gears up, contemplating how people actually select a President can be intriguing.
I find the election cycle both entertaining and thought provoking on many levels. In the last two decades, with increasing media (including social media) coverage, the election cycle seems to parallel aspects of some reality TV shows.
The US President a.k.a. POTUS and “Leader of the Free World” is, without doubt, the most important job in the US and one of the most important (if not the most important) on the planet. While reality TV shows can be entertaining, it is in our best interest to “interview” candidates and be educated about the candidate for whom we vote.
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