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Should being a “pacifist” or even “anti-war” be a disqualification to being President?

April 26, 2017anti-war disqualification government Military pacifist politics president

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Should being a “pacifist” or even “anti-war” be a disqualification to being President?

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no because obviously bush wasn’t fit to be our president, and he’s not anti-war… someone who is anti-war should be allowed to run for president as long as they have other ways of dealing with a feuding country, such as truces.