Chelsea Clinton

A very good morning I bid to the honourable adjudicators, precise timekeepers, fellow members of the government, members of the opposition. We are gathered here today to debate on a very important motion that is “this house would abolish the defence of double jeopardy”. As the government, we, strongly back this motion. To address this motion, I am going to start off by highlighting some of the keywords and define the motion of today’s debate. Following this, I will present the first point of the…

Bryonna Williams Dr. Dubose English Honors 101:04 13 November 2017 Argumentative Essay One The United States has reluctantly adjusted to the new presidency, but what would happen to America if President Trump was impeached? Donald Trump currently possesses the highest executive officer of the modern republic, as the Chief Executive of the United States. Mark Yarnell said “a leader is someone who demonstrates what’s possible.” According to Sean Stewart Price, “it takes a special kind of person,…

She is well known as the wife of the forty-sixth president Bill Clinton. She fits some of the informal qualifications for president, but not all of them. Clinton is a very devoted Social Gospel Methodist, which means she fits the religion criteria for presidency (Grossman). She does not however meet the gender requirement. Of all forty-three presidents, there have been no females. Hillary Clinton would be serving as the first female president if elected. But, as demonstrated by…

Introduction “George Bush does not care about black people.” This statement made by Kanye West in 2006, at “NBC’s A Concern for Hurricane Relief was made to defame the former president George W. Bush. Kanye however was not the first person to slander the President. Michael Moore’s 2004 documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 uses current events and patriotism as a framework to discredit the authority of the President. Frank Capra’s Why We Fight: Battle of Russia does the same, using patriotism and current…

''Never mistake activity for achievement'', said John Wooden. But in this case, Bernie Sanders will prove that wrong. Sanders was born on September 8, 1941 in Brooklyn, New York to Jewish parents. He attended James Madison High School, Brooklyn College, and University of Chicago where he graduated in 1964 with a Bachelor’s of Arts in political science. During his college years Sanders was also active in the Civil Rights Movement and was part of the Young People’s Socialist League and the Student…

On April 4th, 1928, a girl, who later becomes an inspiring author and woman of the performing arts, was born. Her name was Maya Angelou. Throughout her life, Maya faced racial discrimination and the effects of the Great Depression. However, this never stopped her from expressing herself through her writing. Maya lived with her parents for 3 years at Long Beach, California before being sent her brother, Bailey, who was 4 at that time, to live with their father’s mother in Stamps, Arkansas. Their…

George Washington Domestic I gave george Washington an A because of how he handled the farewell address. When george Washington gave the farewell address he gave examples of what the future generations should not do. I feel that his address helped lay a set of guidelines for each and every president that came and comes after him to follow. Another reason I gave him an “A” is because when the farmers were rebelling about the whiskey tax George Washington personally put on his general uniform to…

public shamed her for tearing up and subverting the relationship between the United States power couple, Bill and Hillary Clinton. Monica Lewinsky was a prominent victim of public shaming in the late 1990s due to her scandalous relationship with Bill…

When our founding fathers outlined how this nation would function in the form of the Constitution, they also guaranteed every citizen the same basic liberties. The Bill of Rights, the ten original amendments to the Constitution, each one stating its own freedoms. One of these, the second, protected the right of the people to defend themselves, and the nation. "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of people to keep and bear arms, shall not be…

In chapter two of Why the Electoral College is Bad for America George C. Edwards III discusses how political equality is hindered by the existence of the electoral college. Edwards very eloquently argues that the electoral college is a threat to American democracy. The author uses statistics from past elections to support his claim that the electoral college leads to political inequality. Edwards first defines why political equality is so crucial to democracy. Then he goes on to state how…