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    fighting an uphill battle, beating Ted Cruz or even Hillary Clinton now. According to the latest national opinion polling by the New York Times, Trump is just 2% behind Hillary, who won…

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    The majority of Trump’s speech consists of him talking down on Hillary Clinton and her campaign. He makes claims about how Hillary will only help those who donate to her campaign and he brings up the email scandals she was involved in, claiming that she is a dishonest person and cannot be trusted to run a country. Along with every claim he makes against Hillary Clinton, he has some claim to make about himself about how he will fix things or make them better than she ever would. Throughout…

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    Key twelve stating that the incumbent-party candidate is charismatic or a national hero is false. While I support Hillary Clinton, I do not see her as being charismatic and she is most definitely not a national hero. While she is the first woman major party candidate, that title does not grant her the award of being a national hero and does not grant her charisma. In her campaign, Hillary has had a clear struggle with charisma and appearing approachable overall. While she has bettered herself by…

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    "Embracing Body Positivity" is an article posted in The Sentinel by Elizabeth Nouryeh on March 22, 2016. The article is about going out with the old and in with the new, in other words, forgetting about achieving the perfect, model-like body and embracing the body you presently have. The article focuses on American Eagle Outfitters #aerieREAL campaign and how it has affected the audience. The writer's central claim is to embrace the body you have and to promote body positivity. Nouryeh’s claim…

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    Caucasian actors. This kind of division of audiences isn’t more clear in political ads, especially in this current election year. In the ads used for each candidate, especially in Hillary Clinton’s campaign ad “Show Up,” they use persuasive and sympathetic techniques to hide an emphasis towards a certain racial group. In “Hillary Clinton: Show Up,” the advertisement group hide this intention behind their argument that if voters side with Clinton, they will be saving the…

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    the Clinton Foundation. The author questions Holt’s partisan to the Republican party. Hillary Clinton believes that the financial crisis of 2008-09 was because the tax slashed on the wealthy, but does not want to talk about the financial crisis in the US. In the vice-president debate, Pence didn’t defend Trump but criticized the Obama-Clinton agenda. Recently other magazines have features detailing with Hillary intimidating Gennifer Flowers to silence the accusations. The New York Times…

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    certainty. Or it certainly should have. Just a few weeks ago, the experts were telling us that Hillary Clinton was certain to be the next President of the United States. Depending on the prediction source or betting market, the odds of a Clinton victory were anywhere from a low of 65% to a preposterous high of 99%. One betting outlet, PaddyPower, for some unfathomable reason, paid off bets on Hillary three weeks ahead of the election. Those who suggested Trump could win were ignored or, more…

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    Fact Checking

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    I thank New York Times for being a strong proponent in this field and upholding the values of good journalism. A case that I would like to mention is the Pizzagate scandal. As you may have already known, Pizzagate involved an accusation against Hillary Clinton amongst others as being part of a child sex ring; this scandal caught on like wildfire and the workers and the boss, James Alefantis, of Comet Pizza received a great deal of death threats and attacks. This case is an extreme example of the…

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    going to change drastically. Also Hillary Clinton`s supporters, who believed her supporters alone were enough votes to win the presidency, did not put a lot of work into reaching the alley to work with Bernie Sanders`s supporters who did not trust Hillary. However, there was a lot of work done on social media to suggest that Hillary Clinton had already won the election because of her temperament. CNN or ABC debates and all debates between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were shared in short…

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    Danger Of Language

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    can be dangerous. The dangers in language do not cause physical harm, but the damages can ruin reputations, hurt people’s feelings, cost people their jobs, or even cost someone the presidency. In the most recent election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, many different things they have said in the past are being brought back up. The things that are being brought back up caused some damage to both of their campaigns. (Lindhout, Paul and Ben J. M. Ale) studied language issues, which they…

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