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While they may not be able to vote yet, the next generation of leaders in Minnesota has a say in what’s going on today and what they hope for America’s future. 

So we asked children from across the state: If you were president of the United States, what would you do?

From reforming the criminal justice system to painting the White House pink, here are some of the 

plans Minnesota’s future leaders shared with us:

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While they may not be able to vote yet, the next generation of leaders in Minnesota has a say in what’s going on today and what they hope for America’s future. From reforming the criminal justice system to painting the White House pink, here are some of the presidential plans Minnesota’s future leaders shared with us. 

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Minnesota kids answer: What would you do if you were president of the U.S.?

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