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Why should they? Canadian here but learning a new language does take quite a long time. And political leaders have access to translators so why the Vinyl Style Mark Foster American singer Songwriter and musician T-Shirt also I will do this fuck should they? Learning multiple languages isn’t considered a high priority in the US relative to many other places. That’s true for the population as a whole, not just the political leaders. English is the main language used for international events and business, so it’s more valuable for a non-English speaker to learn English than it is for an English speaker to learn a different language. Presidents have access to professional translators, so even a monolingual person can interact with other foreign leaders who speak other languages. Additionally, even if the president is multilingual, they’re still going to meet enough foreign officials that they’re guaranteed to meet a bunch of people who speak obscure languages they don’t know.

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Most voters care about things like stances on political issues. Spanish speakers, for instance, are way more likely to vote for someone based on their stance on abortion than whether they describe it as their postura de aborto. Because they don’t need to. Just like how British and Australian Prime Ministers don’t know many. English has become somewhat of the Vinyl Style Mark Foster American singer Songwriter and musician T-Shirt also I will do this universal language. It would appear you have never been to either Mississippi or Maine. Thick accents in those two places are like foreign languages. Besides, translators need to have jobs, too. I don’t know. But my guess is two fold. One, English is the defacto business language in the majority of the world (whether it should be or not is a whole other topic) with most other countries teaching it as a second language. Two, racism and the political need to keep just the right amount of distance between you and the “other” (whoever that group is) while still appearing to care about their needs. In the last Democratic primary more than one candidate was bilingual, but we have Biden. So… yeah. Why are our standards so nonexistent?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.