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    ocelinne Perfecto Professor Sharifian Government 2306 23rd April, 2018 SLO #3 Victory is mine As I receive the victory in winning Texas state senate there are factors that must be taken to consideration. There are state senate committees that I must choose to serve. Committees are subunits who are meant to complete certain tasks and look at certain bills. In this case, I will be choosing three of them in regard to factors that I stand for and based on the what my district needs. 1 The committees…

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    What does it mean to be impeached? The definition of impeach is to call into question the integrity or validity of said person. In the United States history we have had many great presidents that have lefted a great mark during their presidency. But we have had other presidents that have ruined their reputation doing horrible things with during their presidency. In this paper I will addressing two of those presidents. Both Bill Clinton and Andrew Johnson were going to be impeached by the United…

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    reduce and “split” the workload between the Senate and the House of Representatives. All of the members of the congressional committees have a common goal, which is to support, oppose, or abstain while voting for a bill. Congress established the congressional committees to minimize the workload that…

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    In some ways, the Republican Party and the Democratic Party were only different in name. Neither party had any specific principles, neither had any distinctive tenets. (James Bryce, The American Commonwealth, 1888, reprint, Indianapolis, 1995, Vol. II, p. 699.) Both have traditions. Both claim to have tendencies. Both have certain war cries, and organizations. They both weren’t ready to take stands on conflicts that were vital to the voters. Neither the Democrats nor Republicans attracted…

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    The Partisan Sort Summary

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    Matthew Lvendusky’s book The Partisan Sort tackles many issues which are at the heart of the political party system which is present in this day and age. Issues that mainly deal with the political party one aligns his or herself with and what factors into this decision and course of action. In addition to this he explains why and how an individual may take a strong or weak stance on issues which are ever present in and related to whichever political party is chosen. These concepts are known by…

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    Senate Position Essay

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    I. Introduction Hello Senate members. I am Julia. Also known as Millie. Thank you for this Honor of you all reading this. I have multiple reasons to seek the position of Senator, and I have many traits that could possibly be beneficial to the Senate if appointed. If not appointed. I will still be beneficial to my community. A few of them being loyalty to Rome, unbiased opinion, I'm not influenced over the majority in most cases, seeking the best possible outcome for Rome, and experience with…

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    Introduction and Thesis : The American political system contains many fringe political parties, but two dominate over all the others. The Republican and Democrat parties have been battling for control and power in the United States since the days of Abraham Lincoln. There are differences between the two parties and how they view the development and progress of the country. This paper argues that although both parties are not ideal they do have justifiable stronger qualites than the other, voting…

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    Founding Brothers Analysis

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    Founding Brothers by Joseph Ellis is based upon the men and woman who helped build America as to what it is today. They fought hard and long to share their opinions about how they wanted America to run. Throughout this book, we see different stories that show what these men and woman went through to set a foundation for the United States. These men and woman were a significant part in keeping the young republic alive and their friendships and disagreements show why they play a part in this. From…

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    This pleased the larger states that had larger populations that felt that they had more say in political terms since they were bigger. Where the Senate would have an equal amount of representatives from every state no matter what the size of the population was. This made the smaller states happy. With each state agreeing this helped the process of drafting the Constitution. So in the end Roger Sherman’s plan worked for every state. Without…

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    On September 21st, 2015, the presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson sparked a controversial reaction through the cable network, by stating discriminatory statements against American Muslims. Statements were televised directly to the viewers who immediately reacted to Dr. Carson’s discriminatory statements. In his interview broadcasted by CNN, he stated, “"I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation. I absolutely would not agree with that," (Lobianco) Later, during the same…

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