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The Disagreements Between the Presidential Candidates, Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton on Gun Control and Same-Sex Marriage (382 words, 2 pages)

Article 1 httpwww.pbs.orgnewshourbbdonald-trump-hillary-clinton-stand-gun-control Article 2httpswww.washingtonpost.comgraphicspoliticspolitical-issues In both articles, there was a lot of disagreement between Trump and Clinton on different topics. In article one, they argued on guns. Trumps wants to run a strong defender of gun rights. On the other hand, Clinton wants to take guns away. She just ... Read More

A Research on the Tax Platform of Presidential Candidate, Donald Trump (490 words, 3 pages)

Donald Trump Tax PlatformWhen given this assignment I decided I should begin my research by looking at the tax platforms for the two primary presidential candidates, Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump. I did this because I wanted to have a well-rounded idea about the differences in their plans. Upon my ... Read More

The Presidential Debate Between Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump (639 words, 3 pages)

Presidential Candidates Go Head to Head in First DebateAmerica sat on the edge of its seat as two scrutinized people of the country stepped onto the presidential debate podium. The 90 minutes were jam-packed with controversial discussion while voters watched in anticipation. Everyone spent the time either ranting at their ... Read More

An Assessment of the Democratic Party Poll Conducted by Gallup (889 words, 3 pages)

Gallup conducted a poll recently measuring where the Democratic Party stands in the publics opinion. They released the article, Democratic Party Favorable Rating Falls to Record Low on 12 November 2014 that highlighted both the Democrats and Republicans rating, compared to their ratings since the question was first asked in ... Read More

The Influence of Donald Trump on Social Media in His Victory Over Hilary Clinton During the 2016 Presidential Election in the United States (1512 words, 6 pages)

The 2016 U.S. election that took place on Tuesday, November 11th is an unforgettable date for all American citizens. This election put the whole world in chaos on social media as to whether Hilary Clinton or Donald Trump were going to take the victory. Donald trump astonishingly won the presidential ... Read More

The Purpose and Benefits of the Poll-Tax Amendment (345 words, 1 pages)

The Twenty-Fourth amendment to the constitution is known as the Poll-Tax amendment. In its two sections, it states that 1. The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary or other election for President or Vice President, for electors for President or Vice President, or for ... Read More

Polls Supporting Godfrey Hodgson’s Claim on High and Racialized Mass Incarceration (796 words, 7 pages)

Mass IncarcerationIn regards to mass incarceration Godfrey Hodgson asserts that incarceration is the highest its been and is highly racialized. We are one of the highest nations in the world for mass incarceration. This assertion is supported by the following poll in which we can see that incarceration rates have ... Read More

An Analysis of the October 9 Presidential Debate Between Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton (503 words, 1 pages)

I watched the first 35 minutes of the second debate on October 9, which was the town hall type debate. Neither Trump nor Clinton directly name-called the other. There were times when they used common things that are directed towards a certain person, for example, Trump called out Clinton by ... Read More

The Issues of Terrorism and War in the History of Presidential Debates in the United States (1522 words, 6 pages)

In 2016, we are living in a world filled with hate. There are terrorist attacks constantly, one even as close as four hours from my home in Miami. Each attack continuously instills in us a greater fear that our home might be next. Some people have chosen to use these ... Read More

Persuasion and Different Theories Regarding the Current Presidential Debate (595 words, 2 pages)

So What 2Talking about persuasion in the year of a very heated presidential race has been interesting. Many of the concepts we talked about in class have helped me understand how I have responded to the presidential candidates. Personally, I have been affected more by their personalities than by their ... Read More

The Controversial and Hypocritical Voting of Christians for President Elect Trump During the Presidential Election in the United States (1081 words, 4 pages)

When Donald Trump became the next President of the United States, the country experienced almost a loss of words. Many Americans are shocked and angry about the results of the most recent election. The main reason it that President Elect Trump said some extremely offensive things. The Republican Party typically ... Read More

An Analysis of the Presidential Debate Between Dr. Ben Carson and Bernie Sanders on the Topics: Gun Control, ISIS, and the Affordable Care Act (885 words, 4 pages)

The people of the United States are always looking at who could be the best person for the job when it comes to the role of president. Regardless of where someone stands politically, both sides are interested in what every candidate thinks on the hot topics of today. Two of ... Read More

A Comparison between the Views of Presidential Candidates Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump on the Key Issues of the American Economy, Terrorism, and Immigration (2208 words, 7 pages)

In this current year of 2016, one of the most interesting, hectic, and insane presidential elections is going on. From lies being told by the candidates to crazy dirty laundry being aired, its been non-stop drama for the presidential race between Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump. The president of the ... Read More

An Analysis of Barrack Obama’s Third Presidential State of the Union Address (660 words, 4 pages)

Barack Hussein Obama ll is the actual president of the United States who was born in Honolulu, Hawaii 1961. After completing his law degree at Harvard School and working on political issues, on January 20, 2009, Obama was elected president of the United States. (Barack Obama) In the Third Presidential ... Read More

The Racial Discrimination Faced by the Latino Americans in the Article Poll Finds Latinos Are Objects of Negative Perceptions (696 words, 2 pages)

After I read "Poll Finds Latinos Are Objects of Negative Perceptions"I thought about how I thought of Latino Americans. I haven't really knowntoo many, although I have studied the Spanish culture a lot in high school. While, like the article says, a lot of Latino Americans are poor, I thinkwe ... Read More

An Application of Sociological Theories of Ethnomethodology and Structural Functionalism to My Grandmother’s Political Stance on 2016 Presidential Election (2270 words, 7 pages)

Changing someones mind is always seen as a stretch even though we may be convincing, we assume that nothing we say can change what someone believes firmly. My maternal grandmother has always been one of the most stubborn people I know, and the upcoming election has not been an exception ... Read More

The Causes of Unexpectedly High Voter Support of Donald Trump’s Presidential Candidacy (2906 words, 9 pages)

The recent presidential election that resulted in a victory for Donald Trump came as a surprise to many and was not well-received by the more liberal side of America. Even many people who usually label themselves conservatives have been vocally proclaiming their unhappiness with the idea of a Trump presidency. ... Read More

The Motivation for Voting and Not Voting in the Presidential Elections in the United States of America (1591 words, 5 pages)

On Tuesday November 8th, students at Ohio University eagerly waited in lines all over campus to cast their ballots for the 2016 presidential election. All across America, similar actions were taking place, and millions of votes were cast. January 20th, 2017, the United States of America will inaugurate a new ... Read More

The Role of the Media’s Bias in the 2016 Presidential Elections in the United States of America (1179 words, 5 pages)

Media Roles in the Political landscapeThe media is ever present in societies around the world today, providing information and news for mass public consumption. Many allow it to influence their opinions as it has a reputation of being objective and reliable. This can be dangerous if the media fails to ... Read More

Experiencing Politics and the 2016 Presidential Election: A Study Conducted Among Female Environmental Studies Students (1222 words, 4 pages)

The way that one experiences life is shaped and formed by many different social factors and cultural norms. Within the United States, politics are experienced differently by each individual based on race, gender, education, upbringing and socioeconomic status. The 2016 presidential election has been often described as a astronomical disruption ... Read More

Progressive and Conservative Views on Immigration in George Lakeoff’s Article Don’t Think of an Elephant and the Presidential Campaign of Donald Trump (811 words, 4 pages)

George Lakoff vs. Donald TrumpIn George lakeoff article Don't think of an elephant lakoff talks about the difference between conservative and progressive. Lakeoff beliefs progressives always follow the natural way of parenting meaning if your kid do something bad you have a talk with him and don't beat him as ... Read More

An Annotated Bibliography on the American Presidential Elections, Voter Support, and Voting Rights (875 words, 3 pages)

Ward-Smith, Peggy. "It's an Election Year." Urologic Nursing. Jan 2016. Academic Search Complete. Accessed 23 Oct. 2016. In this editorial written by Peggy Ward-Smith with a PhD and RN degree, she discusses the history of presidential voting and how it differs from how a president is elected into office today. ... Read More

The Influence of Wealth on the Perspectives of a Presidential Candidate on Political Views (1030 words, 2 pages)

Many people define the American Dream as being able to do whatever they can to become incredibly wealthy. In modern society, the people who have been able to achieve this dream are often seen in more public situations acting, modeling, or politics. In the presidential election, some candidates have experienced ... Read More

Michelle Bachmann Is Not Going to Win the 2012 Presidential Election (324 words, 2 pages)

Michele Bachmann Michele Bachmann was born April 6, 1956, in Waterloo, Iowa. Herfamily was Democrat, which she was until her senior year of college.Michele decided that she personally belonged in the Republican Party. Shemarried Marcus Bachmann in 1987. Together the two opened their home toteenage girls with eating disorders before ... Read More

A Survey Conducted to Determine the relationship Between People’s Choice of a Presidential Candidate and Their Age (651 words, 2 pages)

Reflections PaperIn the survey that I conducted, I printed out twenty small sheets with the questions, Who are you voting for in the upcoming presidential election? and What age rage are you in? Under each of these questions, I had a variety of answer choices. For the presidential election, I ... Read More

A Feeling of Disgust at the Current American Presidential Election (596 words, 2 pages)

Election Reaction I had more hope in our country. When this assignment was first given, I joked with my friends that I would either be turning in two pages soaked in my tears or a feminist rant about the positive effects a woman in office would have, but I had ... Read More

On 2016 Presidential Election in the U.S. and the Risks Associated with Donald Trump Being Elected (579 words, 2 pages)

Paper 1 The PresidencyWhile this upcoming election has shownprogress in the presentationof revolutionary platformsby many of the possible candidates,controversy has been plentiful. Whether it was Sanders proposition of democratic socialism, or Trumps Build a Wall! vendetta, the media has been activelyreporting and dissecting these ideals.The candidate options are plentiful, but ... Read More

The Manipulation of the General Public Through American Media During the 2016 Presidential Elections (676 words, 3 pages)

American media is probably one of the most influential means of determining public opinion. This can be said for a variety of different topics, from entertainment to politics. This last presidential election was no exception. The race to presidency between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton was one of the most ... Read More

The Use of Political Discourse and the Rhetorical Triangle in the 2016 US Presidential Election (1997 words, 7 pages)

Political Discourse and the Rhetorical TriangleThe 2016 presidential election is a new era of harsh debates, speeches, and persuasive commercials. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are two enemies fighting for the same power as president. They take any opportunity to lie about the other candidate, find past events to hurt ... Read More

An Analysis of the Demographics, the Voter Turnout, the Electoral College, and the Fundamentals in Relation to the 2016 Presidential Elections (1436 words, 7 pages)

The U.S. 2016 Presidential Election is an exciting and relatively unprecedented race with unique frontrunner candidates on each side Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side running to become the first woman president, and Donald Trump, a billionaire thriving to become the first president with business background and Ted Cruz, the ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013