According to The New York Times:
…a royal family might come in handy.
The closest thing we have to a royal family is the one belonging to the president, and presidents tend to be middle-aged men who produce very few family milestones. Even when they do, the country’s reaction is sometimes remarkably surly.
Only one president has ever gotten married or welcomed a new child in the White House. And that was — yes! — Grover Cleveland, one of the most unexciting personalities ever to hold the job.
…a monarchy would still be way cheaper than cotton subsidies.
To read the entire opinion piece in The New York Times, please click here.
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