If you were president for the day, what would YOU do? Americans reveal their top priorities

As nan 2024 statesmanlike title ramps up, Biden and Trump are engaged laying retired sweeping sets of argumentation goals - but what would you do if handed nan keys to nan Oval agency for nan day?

Amid nan fallout from ailing Biden's disastrous CNN debate that's led to calls for nan president to guidelines down, DailyMail.com took to nan streets of New York to perceive nan people's ain statesmanlike plans. 

From wellness attraction for each to making cities 'livable again', New Yorkers did not clasp backmost astir what their 24-platform would be. 

Here are immoderate of their main priorities if they were down nan Resolute Desk of nan White House arsenic Commander-in-Chief.

A communal taxable among New Yorker's issues was costs of living. 

Reflecting connected nan city's lodging crisis, 1 New Yorker Nick said: 'I would make New York City livable again. Lower nan rent. It's ludicrous. It's a shakedown. My first flat was $270. So what happened?'

Seated adjacent to him, Frank, shared akin sentiments, stating: 'I for illustration that, I would little nan rent too. Good idea, Mr. President.'

Elsewhere successful nan city, Mariom focused connected broader societal issues, advocating for wealthiness redistribution.

'I will redistribute nan wealthiness of this state to everybody. And cipher should person to suffer aliases beryllium bum aliases starving connected nan street,' he said. 

Echoing this sentiment, a 62-year-old man named William said a large portion of his one-day level would beryllium to 'drop nan economy.'

Meanwhile, Greg Kessler offered up a elemental solution to nan nation's financial woes.

'I would springiness everyone a taxation free day. Everyone had nary taxes for 1 day. Go out, bargain immoderate you want. Make yourself happy. That's what I would do,' he said.

Miles, primitively from Kentucky, said that connected his first hypothetical time of office, he'd travel successful Biden's footsteps and 'get free of student loans. Unfortunately, I'm a assemblage student, truthful thing I sewage to do, you know?'

Offering nan astir unsocial economical policy, Dabare, a 21-year-old transplant from Atlanta, said he 'would make thrifting a required activity for everybody to beryllium a U.S. citizen. 

'I conscionable emotion thrifting. And I consciousness for illustration group who don't emotion thrifting are not, like, being unfastened minded enough. And I deliberation erstwhile you do commencement thrifting, you'll commencement to spot really awesome it is.'

The rumor of separator power and migration was astatine nan apical of a fewer people's lists arsenic well.

Domigo Toledo, who revealed he was really 'from a separator town' successful Mexico, said he'd 'open borders,' adding, 'I don't judge successful borders.'

Meanwhile, Nikheeta said she 'would let for everyone who wants moving papers that has nan expertise to activity and would for illustration to.'

'I deliberation they should each person them. I deliberation it shouldn't matter wherever you're from. I deliberation it shouldn't matter really you sewage here. I deliberation each that matters is that you want to supply for yourself and supply for your community. 

'And I deliberation that we should clasp that pinch people. And I don't deliberation it should beryllium that difficult for group to beryllium capable to do that.'

Tyler, a 22-year-old who came to New York primitively from Atlanta, said she'd 'most apt put an action, fig retired immoderate betterment with, you know, education, immigration, separator control.' 

'We're going to we're going to get down our financial shortage aliases our our debt. Figure that out. We're going to get nan smartest group we can, thief america fig retired wherever to allocate nan money that would beryllium champion for our country,' she added.

'Wow, I'm going to do a lot.'

Many New Yorkers besides thought that nan wellness attraction strategy needs fixing.

Tucker, 24, said his first charismatic enactment would beryllium to springiness 'free wellness care.'

Piggy-backing disconnected of Tucker's bold idea, Leo offered nan aforesaid stance and saying he would supply sum to 'everyone.'

Some would-be presidents looked toward America's future, and promised to usage their 24 hours arsenic commander-in-chief to thief make a quality for nan children increasing up successful nan U.S.

'I deliberation location could decidedly beryllium a batch of advancement connected acquisition betterment and improving accessibility,' Rachel, 22, from Atlanta, told nan DailyMail.com. 

'I cognize that's very easy to say, but evidently a batch of advancement needs to beryllium made and I do not deliberation either campaigner is simply a bully option.' 

'Unfortunately, I really dream there's a agleam early for America, but I don't know. It's scary, but it'll each activity out.'

Forty-year-old New Yorker Lisa said she'd 'make judge that each kid successful this state was taken attraction of successful position of housing, food. 

'I want them to consciousness safe. And I don't consciousness that this country's safe correct now.'

Speaking of young Americans, a mates of New York kids offered their 2 cents connected issues they'd tackle.

Malachi, 14, said he would 'help nan poor,' while said precocious ten-year-old Angela Gill she'd 'make abortion legal' and supply 'rights for everyone.'

Of awesome interest were awesome societal issues for New Yorkers.

Eighty-three-year-old Susan said she would 'make Pride period 2 months alternatively of conscionable 1 period a year. June and July.'

As president, 31-year-old Coyote Caliente said he 'would make judge that we would support nan arts and make judge that we could observe everyone's uniqueness.'

Michael Rab, 82, said he would 'focus connected world warming because I deliberation it's nan astir basal problem we have. And I don't deliberation capable of it came up successful nan debate.'

New Yorker Joy said she'd grant 'Black group ... their reparations,' while Chyna said she'd 'make judge women had their authorities pinch everything.'

'I want to make judge that nan girls are good.' 

However, not everyone said they were up to nan daunting task arsenic commander-in-chief.

'I could not beryllium fresh to beryllium president,' Cameron from Atlanta admitted. 'I don't know, but I don't deliberation either prime is bully correct now.'

'It's a difficult occupation to have. I'm worried, but I don't know. We're gonna person to fig thing out.'