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Many world leaders speak English, and if they don’t, the 1964 Vote Barry Goldwater for President American politician and major general T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this president has translators. Not much of a need to speak multiple languages Most of them who can speak other languages can do so conversationally, I.e. get by with most small tasks and basic chit chat. Fluency in world political situations is quite different. There’s a lot of people out there that can speak multiple languages but not to the extent where they’d want to communicate publicly. That’s why there’s translators at a lot of foreign summits. I’d bet you anything that any member of any Chinese delegation speaks English but not to the point where they’d negotiate through it. Very low expectations for presidents. Very low importance given to education. Very low level of political discourse.

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I guess nobody remembers John Kerry during the 1964 Vote Barry Goldwater for President American politician and major general T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this 2004 election hiding his ability to speak French because he knew it would turn voters against him. English is #2 primary language in the world, #1 in second language and they are far far ahead of the #2, and it has the highest number of countries with English as the primary language I want to preface this by saying that presidents would absolutely be better off with more language skills. I just want to mention that you said there are 50+ languages spoken “regularly” in the country. “Regularly” you could say the same about every other country. In the US there’s English and in specific parts there’s Spanish… and that’s about it. The only other language that is even somewhat commonly spoken is French in some very Cajun areas of Louisiana but even that is going to pretty much die out once everyone currently 50+ passes. The only other times I know of that a different language is used is within the personal lives of immigrant families or people learning them for other reasons. “No official language” is technically true, but good luck getting far without speaking English.

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