Conservative Party

He was the very fist president to only run one term he lost against Jefferson. He was criticized by not only his party but also by the opposing party which was Jefferson’s the republicans. He was considered a monarchist, an argumentative, and an indecisive leader during wartime and no one wanted someone like to run their country. Adams was even attacked for his conservative outlook and for his tendency to act very irresponsibly and impulsively without consulting his cabinet and advisors. During…

In a recent poll, it was found that only 41% of the American population believe that the world is being harmed by climate change today, despite there being a scientific consensus that climate change is a proven matter of concern (Wike). Why do such large number of Americans reject the scientific consensus on climate change? There is a widespread misconception that there is a disconnect between scientists on the climate change issue, however the actual disconnect is between the public opinion and…

I've heard the SBTN, which is the Saigon Broadcasting Television Network channel airing, not only in my household but other Vietnamese households as well when I visit my family members in Georgia or California or even when I’m getting dragged to a party by my parents. Piggybacking that statement, though my grandma is an avid subtitled drama fan of all nationalities, I remember her looking at the clock all of a sudden, and then relentlessly telling me to go downstairs to switch the channel to…

This made Lincoln perfect for politics. Although Lincoln did not have much national-office holding background, he did spend a term in the House of Representatives and was involved in a political party, giving Lincoln an advantage over the other candidates. The biggest issues Lincoln supported were anti-slavery, opposition for the Meican-American war, and the working class. “Although he quickly won attention for his speeches on slavery, reflecting…

Like most people, as he grew older he became more conservative, while in 1960 he officially became a Republican(History.com).In the year 1964 Reagan enter the National radar when he gave a well received speech on television about the Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater, whom was a prominent conservative (History.com). In 1966 Ronald Reagan won governorship of The Golden State (That is California) by a margin of almost…

gaining momentum in their respective parties’ polls. Hillary Clinton and Carly Fiorina are both strong female candidates in this current race for the White House. These are two candidates who are claiming to represent the female vote and are invested in women’s rights yet they have opposing views on a very important issue, Planned Parenthood. Clinton, representing the Democratic side, is a very strong advocate for Planned Parenthood. Fiorina representing the Conservative mindset would like to…

role in setting the national political agenda within our two-party system of government. In his book, Uneasy Alliances, political scientist Paul Frymer put forth his theory of electoral…

Political activity is any activity that targets success or failure of a political party, a candidate for partisan political office, or a partisan political group. The Act does not bar all political activity, but the use of the disjunctive operator “or” suggests congress’s intent is to be more inclusive of questionable activity. Improper…

possible control in this dead end merry go round. As Cline wrote, “Politicians are certainly biased and overtly so. They belong to parties and espouse policies and ideologies. “ Ideas of a solution are always tainted by your political orientation. Liberals want prisoners to enter the US prison system and have the same rights and penalties of citizens while conservatives think the prisoners should stay in Guantanamo or be sent back to their countries that do not want them or will not take them.…

importance, although they all share the same overall outcome, Hitler’s rise to absolute power. Hitler was able to easily gain popular support through propaganda instruments such as rallies and speeches, which encouraged people to vote for the Nazi party and allowed him to gain 90% of votes in the 1934 elections. His popularity meant that remaining opponents were afraid to stand against him, which eventually led to Hitler seizing power following the death of Hindenburg. Adverse economic…