Donald Trump

Stephen Collinson begins his article “Why Donald Trump Won’t Change” by stating “Winning the presidency didn't change Donald Trump -- and it's increasingly clear that actually being president won't change him either” (Collinson 1). Using an example, Collinson reveals “The clearest sign that Trump has no intention of changing, despite his new responsibilities, has emerged in a volley of controversial tweets” from November 27th to the 29th (4). By providing an example, Collinson appeals to the…

for these presidential candidates.For this presidential election I will be voting for Donald Trump. There are multiple reason why I would vote for Trump and one of those reasons would be for his canning cariama for waiting to help and protect our country. My mane concerns for our country would include abortion, the country’s debt, and national security. I will focus on the concerns of our country and what Donald and other candidates have to say about these issues. When it comes to abortion…

everyone with the success of Donald Trump and Mike Pence as Vice/President of the United States. This will result in a “full-blown assault on LGBTQ rights (Signorile)” that many younger LGBT community members have no experienced. Despite what Trump may say, he is no friend of the gay and lesbian community. His running mate, Mike Pence, is even worse. People have claimed that “the vice president… would really be the “CEO” - or, the president of the company - while Trump would be more like the…

Great Again? Wrong. Our current president of the United States, Donald Trump should be impeached. His presidency, so far, has given America reasons to why we shouldn’t keep him as our current president. We jump to Mr. Trump claiming false accusations against Hillary Clinton and former president Barrack Obama (Apuzzo), to building a wall across Mexico and spending taxpayers money (Raju), and having ties with Russia (Ackerman). Mr. Trump should impeached, and there are many reasons why he is not…

Donald Trump: The billionaire, the TV star, and the favorite for the republican nomination for the President of the United States. Just hearing his name brings up strong emotions in almost anyone, whether they’re positive or negative. These clashing views have brought up more than just debate. They’ve caused mass protests and violence. But who exactly is Donald Trump? Slide 2: Donald Trump was born in New York City, in 1946, making him 69 years old. His father, Fred Trump, was a…

Rhetoric Appeals in the Debate The running candidates for the 2016 presidential election are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. In order to receive votes, the candidates have to use the different rhetorical appeals. The different types are Logos, which appeals to a logical approach, Ethos, which appeals to an ethical approach, and Pathos, which appeals to an emotional approach. As Lester Holt introduced the candidates and the debate, the rhetorical approach pathos was used before the…

What about if you had to choose a leader for this country? Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the running candidates for this year's presidential election. Donald Trump, a caring, brutally honest, multi-millionaire, and successful businessman has done so many great things for people around the world and he can make America great again. He has done nothing but proves that he is fit for the position of president of this united nation. Trump plans to make America a great country by providing paid…

Donald Trump: America’s Greatest Threat Since its inception, the United States has relied solely upon its people to make the decisions that would influence the course of its political climate. One of the most influential of these decisions is the presidential election in which the people spend months deciding who should lead the country in a new direction. Each election brings about a new event subject to controversy, a unique political revolution, and an electrifying candidate or two. This…

Donald Trump's Popularity Being unlikeable comes easy for Donald Trump, yet for some reason, it is his ill-natured, controversial comments that allowed him to lead in the polls and ultimately grasp the G.O.P nomination. The New York Times, “Join the Debate” section wrote on this topic, titled “Donald Trump’s America”. Knowing his offensive stance, people wonder how a man of such extreme views became the republican nominee, and what his undoubted popularity says about his supporters and…

Do you know Donald Trump? As a world famous billionaire, or the potential President of the United States? Well if you didn’t know, Donald Trump is running for presidency in 2016, and his actions are leading the public to believe he is not fit for the job, since he has already broken one of the ten amendments with his demands. This is why Donald Trump shouldn’t be president. The first amendment is the right to the freedom of speech, and religion. According to MSNBC, he broke the…