Elections have been a part of deciding the President in the United States since John Adams was elected President in 1796. Elections have become a routine process repeated every four years; where politicians debate their way into becoming are next President. But if you take a look at the current election cycle you would be a little confused. In the 2016 Presidential race there are three candidates that are not even politicians in the campaign. And on top of them being in the race they are all doing exceptional well, collectively having most of the people’s top vote. Therefore America is certain that the political outsiders are the best choice to run their country. Each political outsider brings something different to the table. There are three
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“TRUMP: Politicians are all talk, no action. FIORINA: Our founders never intended us to have a professional, political class… CARSON: I 'm not a politician. I don 't want to be a politician.” Susteren put these comments at the beginning of her report to stress how much these candidates do not want to relate to politicians. These statements are meant to evoke a sense of disgust with our current chain of command. It was Susteren’s plan to make us think in such a manner so we the readers could connect with them …show more content…
No, they would see the system and not know how or why it runs this way. They will do what they know best, fix it up. They would reform the government and their ways to make America the way the people want it.
They all want the same, to make America better. They all know that the government will not help us because they don’t want to. “Most of them have the sense that government works for a few and government has failed the American people as whole seems like America is losing ground in the world.” (Ingraham, Susteren 131-132) So they have all taken it into their own hand to try and step up and be what America need right now.
Government is a very complex system. Nobody truly understands government so everyone makes up their own opinions on how it is meant to be run. This has been the root of America’s problem. America has spent too much time dividing and fighting amongst themselves. And the politicians have been doing this their whole lives. They are too focused on their selves that they can no longer see past them and see the people; the people they claim to
“TRUMP: Politicians are all talk, no action. FIORINA: Our founders never intended us to have a professional, political class… CARSON: I 'm not a politician. I don 't want to be a politician.” Susteren put these comments at the beginning of her report to stress how much these candidates do not want to relate to politicians. These statements are meant to evoke a sense of disgust with our current chain of command. It was Susteren’s plan to make us think in such a manner so we the readers could connect with them …show more content…
No, they would see the system and not know how or why it runs this way. They will do what they know best, fix it up. They would reform the government and their ways to make America the way the people want it.
They all want the same, to make America better. They all know that the government will not help us because they don’t want to. “Most of them have the sense that government works for a few and government has failed the American people as whole seems like America is losing ground in the world.” (Ingraham, Susteren 131-132) So they have all taken it into their own hand to try and step up and be what America need right now.
Government is a very complex system. Nobody truly understands government so everyone makes up their own opinions on how it is meant to be run. This has been the root of America’s problem. America has spent too much time dividing and fighting amongst themselves. And the politicians have been doing this their whole lives. They are too focused on their selves that they can no longer see past them and see the people; the people they claim to