Declaration Of Independence Persuasive Essay

With the current issues involving America in the present day, the country has failed to fully take note of the warnings of George Washington. Various public figures have time and again echoed the ideals in the Declaration of Independence as well as those advocated by the founding fathers of the nation. Of all the ideals, party systems, foreign policy, power as well as religion are at the center of what an ideal America should be. America is, however, great, but it falls short of the very ideals it stands for.
“It’s about keeping faith with the idea of America. Because America is great…”1 This is the words uttered by Bono of the Band U2 concerning the Declaration of America. The singer thought about the country as a right and wrong issue and that America has relentlessly been on what is right. He said the country should be viewed as the greatest idea in the history of human beings. His words echoing the core ideals as stated in the Declaration of Independence was that all Americans are equal and therefore they should endeavor to see that economic recession does not become an equality recession. His words just like George Washington’s farewell address seemed to warn the country …show more content…
He said it helps to disturb the public councils thereby enfeebling the public administration. The consequences of a political party system are that the community gets agitated by the ill-founded jealousness, kindles animosity against one another, and enhances foreign influences, as well as corruption. Washington’s idea is a multiparty system in a democratic nation stress the government to meet the well-being and desires of the majority party other than what needs to be done to the people of the nation as a whole. The current political parties in America seem to act in the same way as President Washington warned. The reigning party seeks to fulfill the desires of its members first ignoring the concerns of the