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    Obamacare Cons

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    time in history, the law establishes access to affordable health care as a national responsibility, with the great bulk of the dollars coming from taxpayers to fund the coverage expansion.” Since the 2012 elections, Obama has pushed for universal health care nationwide. President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly called “Obamacare,” in March of 2010, and was designed to take effect January 1st, 2014. (Barr, 27) The way Obamacare works is that it carefully…

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    A topic that I find interesting would be the US Constitution, more specifically the checks and balances system. It was formed to maintain a form of equality amongst the three branches of government. Although this is a topic that has been lectured throughout my American education, it continues to be relevant being that it is implemented into our government infrastructure. As most of us know, checks and balances are, in a sense, a form of protection- protection from the government, that is. It…

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    Who Is Victoria Justice?

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    awards. In 2016, she was supposed to co-host it with John Cena featuring great athletes to compete to see who would win the award of course it was voted. Introduced by comedian Keegan-Michael Key, who is known for his impersonations of President Barack Obama, the pair came out dressed as the political figures with Cena rocking a pink pantsuit as Clinton and Justice donning Trump's signature business attire. The moment was aired as part of a partnership between The Teen Choice Awards and Rock the…

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    The American Deception America, the land of opportunity, where dreamers live and freedom appears to burst from the seams. The United States has welcomed millions of immigrants over the centuries. These immigrants, and citizens alike, have one goal, to achieve the American Dream. Of course, each individual has their own ideal ‘American Dream’ but it can roughly be defined as “working hard to be able to get ahead.” The opportunities available to accomplish the American Dream vary from person to…

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    When this formal assignment was handed out I was truly worried. I had no idea what to write about. Thinking on the surface I thought that there was no precise purpose for writing, at least for me individually. To be blunt, writing is far from my favorite activity. However, as I sat down for a period of time and pondered deeply about the topic I realized just how important and vital writing can be in everyone’s lives, especially mine. At a glance, I believed that if my writing skills were above…

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    The American Dream Can Be Accomplished by Anyone Do you ever think to yourself on a particular day when you 're bored, on why are some people more successful than others when they don 't deserve it? Two words differentiate those people and those are ambition and laziness. The American Dream is about having a good stable career,job,income to support a potential family or just live life. It’s not about being a A-list actor or celebrity but to do what some of our parents couldn’t; that 's to…

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    Middle East Issues

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    used much too often, and without enough thought or consideration, in other situations. Following the playbook has made American responses predictable and manipulatable. If America does not learn to change their responses depending on the situation, Obama believes that the country will be pushed into a trap. As we are already caught in a few traps of our own making in the Middle East, the last thing the country needs is to be manipulated by outside forces into one due to…

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    must question wether Reagan and Obama use pathos effectively to display their own sorrow, explain the situation, and address how to fix it. Reagan uses pathos to address the audience from the beginning…

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    much prestige drug used among a more rich community. President Barack Obama has shown to be determined to find…

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    Emmett Till Racism

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    Racism has been a growing issue in society for many years now. In the past, places like public restrooms, water fountains, restaurants, and other public facilities segregated African Americans and Caucasians. Although there were people who were racist towards anyone that was not white, a big controversy that effects the present is between African Americans and Caucasians. Throughout history, African Americans have fought for equal rights in order to have their voices heard and to be able to have…

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