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¶ … teams running for presidency would have a real chance, however, they are indeed two of the most interesting presidential couples the American history has seen. I intend to draw a brief portrait of all four potential president and vice- president candidates, so as to draw conclusions on the way they would run there campaign and their motives.
Howard Roark is the emblem of individualism. As one excellent discussion based on his characters mentions, he is "never concerned with the thoughts of others. He not only doesn't care about their opinions, he doesn't even think to care." The two men are thus "on the extreme sides of conformity and independence."
Thus, here is someone who thinks his opinion is always best, for the sole reason that there is no other opinion. This is not somewhat I am mentioning in a negative way, for the author has a more than sympathetic attitude towards the character and he stands out as someone who is not ready to compromise.
As such, in my opinion, the two are very likely to make an excellent presidential team. I am asserting this because they will be complementing one another successfully, as Roark leads and Keating follows. The consequences for the country are deemed, however, to be gloomier.
This is because a democracy means consulting one another and discussing the best choice. In my opinion, Roark would be as close to a dictatorship as the Constitution would permit him. We have seen that he tends not only to ignore other people's opinions, but to nullify them altogether. This may lead to an isolated governance of the President…
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