Everyone has their own perspective on being the President.
Ordinary people from the lower and middle classes find it amusing, as the Federation President represents power more than responsibility in their eyes.
It means, in the minds of the people, the President is a role that enjoys power, not one that bears the rise and fall of a nation.
They don't think "what kind of ability is required to exercise power." At least from their point of view, if they could truly become the President of a country, they wouldn't be a bad President.
They wouldn't be like those dictators, making the country a mess; they would increase the working conditions of the low-level populace and improve people's living standards...
They have many ideas and never believe that the role is difficult to fulfill!
But Mr. Truman has many factors to consider, so many that... they are hard to count.
He knows that sitting in this position brings more than just simple power, but responsibilities far beyond that.
