sentences aftter second conditional

[sula54]

Dear Teachers,

We all know we should use "if + past tense , ~~ would~~" to form a second conditional sentence. However, I don’t know if I should always put past tense or “would” in the following sentences that are related to the hypothetical situation.
For example:

If I were the president, I would cut down the amount of tax. I always think tax is quite high in my country, so I (will/ would) definitely do it. In addition, as long as I (am/ were) the president, I (will/ would) treat education as my first priority.

Thanks

[Tdol]

You're not president, so it's all hypothetical, so keep it in the second conditional.

[sula54]

You're not president, so it's all hypothetical, so keep it in the second conditional.

Thank you, toal.

I just try to make sure the meaning in your speech.

Do you mean...

If I were the president, I would cut down the amount of tax. I always think tax is quite high in my country, so I would definitely do it. In addition, as long as I were the president, I would treat education as my first priority.

Right?

With regards

[Tdol]

Right.