President for a Day Ideas Challenge

America’s Idea Desk Family-friendly public challenge

Vote Motta 2028 Morning Show Challenge

President for a Day

Anyone can have a great idea—any age, any education and any background. Robert R. Motta wants to hear what you would do to improve America.

If you were President or Commander in Chief for one day, what is the first problem you would fix—and how?

Any age Any education No donation required Family friendly Ideas judged by merit

Question of the Day What would you do to improve America?

Open the Full Challenge Read Privacy and Challenge Rules

Submit your idea

Use plain language. A good idea can be one sentence or a complete plan.

Who is submitting? * Public display name *

Parent/guardian name * Parent/guardian email *

Contact email * Education experience

City or community State

Idea category * Give your idea a headline * If you were President for one day, what would you do? * What are the first three steps? Who would this help, and how could America afford it? I confirm this submission is family friendly and contains no threats, private records, street addresses, school names or other sensitive personal information. I understand this is not a confidential invention submission or patent filing. I will not disclose patent-sensitive details before getting appropriate advice. The campaign may quote or feature my submitted text using my public display name. This is optional. The campaign may contact me about this idea. This does not enroll me in text messages.

Under 13: a parent or guardian must submit. Do not provide a child’s full name, birthday, school, photo, voice recording or exact location. This is an ideas challenge—not a sweepstakes, lottery, raffle or fundraising contest. No purchase, donation, prize, appointment or government action is promised.

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How ideas are reviewed

Merit First. No Billionaire Filter.

The campaign may select public-permission submissions for a future America’s Idea Desk video, article, interview, policy review or online town hall.

Is the problem real?

Show who is affected and why the current system is not working.

Can the first step be explained?

Strong ideas identify a concrete action rather than only a slogan.

What would it cost?

Explain savings, tradeoffs, funding or how the idea could be tested before nationwide adoption.

Does it respect rights?

Ideas should protect due process, equal treatment, safety, privacy and constitutional limits.

Can results be measured?

State what success would look like after 30 days, one year and one presidential term.

Can ordinary people understand it?

Education matters, but clear thinking and lived experience matter too.