<strong>Ken Mango</strong></p><p>"Dave Bonner. He’d be awesome, because he likes to talk."
<strong>Josh Craggy</strong></p><p>"John Cook. He’s a good man with a lot to say, and he loves Concord more than most people I know. "
<strong>Sue McCoo</strong></p><p>"Romeo, the canine mascot of Capital Craftsmen and Romance Jewelers. He’d get along with everyone, and everyone would like him. He might get nothing done, but nobody would be upset."
<strong>Cole Thompson</strong></p><p>"Michael Crane. He’s a bartender at Penuche’s. He’s very opinionated, and he’s hilarious."
<strong>Michael Herrmann</strong></p><p>"John Cook. We have to salute him anyway, so he might as well be president."
<strong>Krista Rand</strong></p><p>"Jonathan Gregory. Even the mayor has said to him, 'When are you going to run?' "
<strong>The entire Dos Amigos staff</strong></p><p>"Joe Speers. He’d make a great Republican candidate for president."
<strong>Mike Cashion</strong></p><p>"Jim Pratt".
<strong>Fred Portnoy</strong></p><p>"Arnie Alpert."
<strong>Sara Clarke</strong></p><p>"Eric Reingold."
<strong>David Darman</strong></p><p>"Mayor Jim Bouley."
Our nation’s 14th president Franklin Pierce called Concord home. We took to the streets to ask locals which current Concordian they would like to see become president someday. The answers may or may not surprise you!
