Kid survey.

Want to someday sit behind the Oval Office desk (above)? Scholastic recently asked kids, "Would you want to be President?" Check out the results in our news graph at left. Surprised?

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Publication:	Junior Scholastic
Article Type:	Brief article
Geographic Code:	1USA
Date:	May 8, 2006
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