Should minimum age for U.S. President be raised? (Reagan, Clinton, Kennedy)
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Is 35 years old really a mature enough age to run the U.S. I think it should be raised to 45. 35 year olds lack the insight needed that come through maturity. This topic has been discussed before but please vote in the poll. What do you think?
Cause democracy has worked out so well for this country? It's not broke so no need to repair mentality? From what I briefly read democracy started in 1913 with the 17th amendment and Woodrow Wilson. Theodore Roosevelt was a very respectable president. Things went downhill from there.
Last edited by Know Nonsense; 01-12-2015 at 08:33 AM..
Is 35 years old really a mature enough age to run the U.S. I think it should be raised to 45. 35 year olds lack the insight needed that come through maturity. This topic has been discussed before but please vote in the poll. What do you think?
Whoops forgot poll.
Well...only if they're still living with their parents.
Youngest Presidents (age)
42 Theodore Roosevelt
43 John F. Kennedy
46 Bill Clinton
46 Ulysses S. Grant
47 Barack Obama
47 Grover Cleveland
48 Franklin Pierce
49 James A. Garfield
49 James K. Polk
50 Millard Fillmore
Oldest Presidents (age)
60 Harry S. Truman
61 John Adams
61 Gerald Ford
61 Andrew Jackson
62 Dwight D. Eisenhower
64 Zachary Taylor
64 George H. W. Bush
65 James Buchanan
68 William Henry Harrison
69 Hillary Clinton
69 Ronald Reagan
It's the voting age that needs to be raised. According to Democrats, their spawn are still children at age 26.
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