The Presidential Race So Far
In the recent race for presidency, there has been a lot of controversy involving the candidates running for office. Among the Democratic and Republican Parties, the remaining frontrunners are: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich.
During this campaign, we the American people, have seen many candidates abuse their power already. Some candidates have made unpresidential level remarks, demonstrated abusive and abrasive behavior, given inaccurate information, and executed substandard coverups.
“I will build a great wall – and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me – and I’ll build them very inexpensively. I will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and I will …show more content…
Of course, a Trump administrationinwaiting presumably would be assembled soon after he won the nomination, but it would be impromptu. It would be a government of strangers because Trump has no deep relationships outside of his bubble of New York financiers and Hollywood celebrities. He constantly talks about assembling the brightest minds, but he doesn’t really know many of the people whose heads they occupy. A Trump candidacy is likely to have negative downballot effects, costing Republicans seats, if not majorities. If he were to win, President Trump would be working with a smaller, demoralized, and resentful congressional GOP. To some
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Americans, this is what politics is, really just business, a purely transactional way of life full of fluid relationships between autonomous individuals all out to make a few bucks.
We the American people have seen the presidential candidates engage in very unconditional and appalling behavior; which has caused an uproar among the American people as well as some elected officials. These antics has caused the American people to rally positively and negatively to see which candidate can “Make America Great
In the recent race for presidency, there has been a lot of controversy involving the candidates running for office. Among the Democratic and Republican Parties, the remaining frontrunners are: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich.
During this campaign, we the American people, have seen many candidates abuse their power already. Some candidates have made unpresidential level remarks, demonstrated abusive and abrasive behavior, given inaccurate information, and executed substandard coverups.
“I will build a great wall – and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me – and I’ll build them very inexpensively. I will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and I will …show more content…
Of course, a Trump administrationinwaiting presumably would be assembled soon after he won the nomination, but it would be impromptu. It would be a government of strangers because Trump has no deep relationships outside of his bubble of New York financiers and Hollywood celebrities. He constantly talks about assembling the brightest minds, but he doesn’t really know many of the people whose heads they occupy. A Trump candidacy is likely to have negative downballot effects, costing Republicans seats, if not majorities. If he were to win, President Trump would be working with a smaller, demoralized, and resentful congressional GOP. To some
Ashika Williams3
Americans, this is what politics is, really just business, a purely transactional way of life full of fluid relationships between autonomous individuals all out to make a few bucks.
We the American people have seen the presidential candidates engage in very unconditional and appalling behavior; which has caused an uproar among the American people as well as some elected officials. These antics has caused the American people to rally positively and negatively to see which candidate can “Make America Great