Donald Bradman

In his opinion piece for the New York Times, “Goodbye Spin, Hello Raw Dishonesty”, economist, Paul Krugman employs the recent discovery that Trump’s Attorney General was lying in order to shed light on the lies and corruption that have become prevalent since Trump’s inauguration. Although Krugman feels somewhat defeated by the lack of control that the people have over the current political situation he still keeps some of the same outrage he presented in “The Uses of Outrage” to again argue that…

As you may know, everyone has a voice and rights. In my personal opinion, it doesn’t matter how you make your message as long as it's not hurting anyone or destructive. Even if a person is taking a knee during the national anthem, it is not “ disrespectful”. After all, these NFL players are professional and won’t do something like use foul language on live tv or something.. Kraft believes that “Our players are intelligent, thoughtful, and care deeply about their community”(2). Thus proving…

Ideals In my opinion Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and the Civil Rights Struggle of the 1950s and 1960s was an ongoing continuum of Martin Luther King Jr, Malcolm X’s stories which demonstrating their values, and ideals while showing their comparisons. I believe in the United States they were seen as main figures in the fight for equality, and think the author was trying to show how they got to where they were which included their views. I say this as whenever these figures tend to be…

PRESIDENT TRUMP FIRE COMEY Name: Suliman ID: 58195 The firing of FBI Director James Comey has brought about very controversial reactions from people all across the US. Most of them not coming to a conclusive decision of why the President made the decision to fire home. Was it Rush or did he consult with his trusted advisors? And if he consulted, then why are there a contradiction of the statements behind his firing. President Trump gave a contradictory statement on May, 11th this year…

There have been many accusations and appreciation for the President Nominee DOnald Trump and more has been said all the time. This week in the Republican National COnvention, Trump gave his views and well the convention was a big big hit for both good and bad reasons. IN all of this Fareed Zakaria in his weekly column for the Washington Post dedicated his post to the Republican Convention at Cleveland and no doubts on he did that. But then the next thing is pretty shocking. He sarcastically…

Political parties as an influence in society is certainly a unique hypothesis. Last year’s presidential election certainly had a pretentious effect on society. I agree with your neither political parties speak for the common American. However, many people voted for Trump not for the man but for the failed policies of the previous administration, an unbalanced federal budget adding $6 trillion to the national debt, Supreme Court Christian friendly nominee, illegal immigration, or a dozen more…

After the presidential election, I kept hearing stories of riots and acts of violence breaking out across the country. People were so upset and distraught of the outcome of Donald Trump winning the election, that the only way they knew how to cope, was to act out in anger and aggressiveness. These people who were acting out in aggrieve manners, were prevented from reaching a goal, the goal being, Hilary Clinton winning the United States Presidency. The Frustration Aggression Theory states that…

that I believe our president should have to make America great. I believe we need a republican in the white house. We need a wise president to make outstanding decisions. A president needs to be honest in everything he does or says. In my opinion Donald J. Trump would fit the bill at being an amazing president. We need a breath taking republican in the white house! The reason we need a republican as our next president is because a republican would make everyone pay for there own self. The…

In 1952, “Eisenhower Answers America” played on every television set across the United States. President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his team were the first to ever broadcast a political campaign ad on television. Since then, nearly every political candidate seeks to target Americans more directly, personally, and visually through the use of aired advertisements. Whether an ad shows a smiling family, features a catchy jingle, or displays a montage of poor images of an opposing candidate, its…

Donald Trump is one of the most polarizing people in leadership today. He is either loved or hated almost everyone in the United States of America, they appears to be no middle ground with people feelings toward him. The unique thing about Trump is he never held any kind of political office before taking on the role of President. Donald Trump got his start in the family business after graduating from Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania in 1968. In 1971, Donald Trump was…