Ben Carson

Alzheimer’s disease affects millions of people annually in the United States for no known reason. Alzheimer’s is a very complicated disease that affects mostly elderly people. As a repercussion, my objective is to become a neurosurgeon and help all those persons that suffer from this disease and maybe even find a cure to this extremely bad disease. When I see a person with Alzheimer’s I think about how their families are feeling about having a loved one to forget them as their family. My…

Carson argues that many skills and lessons he learned were obtained while he was working in college. Working for money often times opens the eyes of many people of how important it is to respect earned money and people become more independent as well as…

And we’re gonna knock it down and we’re gonna bring it down… we’re gonna bring business back, we’re gonna stop our deficits… we’re gonna do it very quickly”. Another Republican candidate, Ben Carson, has a completely different view on our debt and how we need to fix it by making a flat tax. In an interview Carson states, “I see the fairest individual in the universe, God, and he’s given us a system. It’s called tithe. Now, we don’t necessarily have to do it 10%, but his principle… You make $10…

to explain how he or she will lower deficit spending, while in turn lowering the debt. 2016 Presidential Canidate, Ben Carson, is one politician ready to cut deficit spending. Carson states, “No, I would provide the kind of leadership that says, "Get on the stick guys, and stop messing around, and cut where you need to cut, because we're not raising any spending limits, period." Carson is clearly adamant about not raising the amount of money the government gets to spend and will cut costs…

For this extra credit opportunity, I watched the first Republican debates of the 2016 campaign. Given that this assignment is for an advanced public speaking course, I focused most of my attention on the nonverbal communication of the debaters and their use of rhetorical devices, two qualities that distinguish advanced public speakers. During the course of the debate, several candidates showed strengths and weaknesses in these areas. Every candidate appeared to understand the importance of…

3. Rank each of the following slogans: (Rank Order) "Make America great again" (Trump) "What Leadership Is" (Fiorina) "Heal, Inspire, Revive" (Carson) "A new American century" (Rubio) "Defeat the Washington Machine. Unleash the American Dream" (Paul) "From Hope to Higher Ground" (Huckabee) "Right to Rise" (Bush) "Reigniting the Promise of America" (Cruz) “For Us” (Kasich) 4. Which part of the…

“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…

more sense because they provide aliens with a way to becoming US Citizens, that protects undocumented workers from labor and exploitation while providing immigrants with economic opportunity. In conclusion, all candidates such as Bernie Sanders, Ben Carson, Hillary Clinton, and Donald Trump all include interesting approaches on different issues. Bernie Sanders includes great approaches relating to economic inequality and immigration while Hillary includes detailed plans relating to women’s…

Charles Blackwell Mrs. Crissafulli English 11 Honors 26 May 2017 Great Gatsby Essay Great Gatsby was a book that was set in 1920s. Nick Caraway analysis the story of how his cousin Daisy Buchanan and spouse Tom have two lives that neither know about until it’s too late and people around them. The theme of the Great Gatsby was the weakening of the American dream in the 1920s. Due to corrupt actions by the characters in the novel. Similar to today’s world and how somethings and people are trying…

Before taking my first college course, I heard several stories regarding people 's past experiences with their professors and courses. Hearing these stories led me to become anxious, I didn’t know what to expect. However, when I began the course,I became much more confident and comfortable about the idea of becoming a partial college student, considering I still attend high school. My professor, Dr. Cynthia Morris, was truly kind, open-minded woman, she demonstrated and taught the Psych 1300…