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George Soros Offers to Support Refuge and Migrants Business Initiatives Efforts to support refugee and migrant businesses in the US have received a major boost after hedge fund billionaire, George Soros promised a huge donation. According to a report published by Politico on September 9, Soros will donate $500 million to support various migrant and refugee run businesses, social initiatives and startups in different sectors of the economy. The decision follows what Soros describes as the…

Throughout the speeches of both Barack Obama and Donald Trump, both men shared their views and beliefs on specific topics. Likewise, the views of both men are very analogous when it comes to sharing goals. Despite utilizing diverse rhetorical strategies to give their speeches a meaning, both speeches accomplish similar results. For instance, both Obama and Trump wish for change and unity, but the concept of change is most addressed. Obama, more so, implies the concept of change as in the…

Nominating a Supreme Court Justice is an incredibly important job, it could give your party a majority on the bench. Therefore, Presidents have attempted at nominating justices who agree with them on issues and belong to the same party as them. However, history has proven to be a disappointment for those who nominate Justices based on ideology (Dorsen). Republicans seems to face the most disappointment with two of the current Justices, John G. Roberts and Anthony M. Kennedy moving more to the…

Why did Donald Trump win? That is a question most people have been asking themselves since the night of the election. We all thought we knew what was to happen, Hillary Clinton was going to be the United States of America’s 45th president, as well as our first female president.That night history was destine to be made, good or bad. Though when it was announced that Mr. Trump was our President Elect, the majority of North America was devastated. People did not attend work, children stayed home…

I certanily agree with you that in the past years the governments relationship with the citzens have changed dramatically. I too mentioned that today people do not understand the importance of voting. I never really thought about the fact that people do not vote simply because they do not trust the government. I have never understood why we are seen as the model of democracy when our voting turnouts have been tremendously low in the past decades. As you mentioned countries like Belgium and…

I decided to sit down and watch the The Rachel Maddow Show. This show airs through the news station MSNBC. This episode was aired on October 16th, 2015. I did not watch it live but I did find a link to the entire episode on YouTube. This show is obviously left leaning, in other words liberal, making for a very biased news show. I noticed with the show that liberals were praised and conservatives were scrutinized. Over the course of the show she covered various stories in politics ranging…

All American’s have rights. Do the rights that you do have change based on your skin color, where you come from or what gender you are? Or if you are gay, bisexual, transsexual etc. Or if you are a true American born in the US or if you are just an outsider who became a citizen, do you all have the same rights? The answer for that question all depends on what rights are we talking about. Are we talking about legal rights or education rights, or civil rights etc. Every person that lives here has…

[quote][b]Originally posted by SIGNYM: [quote]In an email sent to his business partner and Democratic fundraiser Jeffrey Leeds, [u]former Secretary of State Colin Powell wrote of Hillary Clinton, “Everything HRC touches she kind of screws up with hubris.”[/u][/quote] Indeed! [quote]Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State during Barack Obama’s first term was an [u]unmitigated disaster for many nations around the world.[/u] Neither the Donald Trump campaign nor the corporate media have adequately…

students — not just U.S citizens but all students — to have an opinion on topics from all over the world.” The library has done this every year for the past eight years and has generated lots of discussion with students. From starting in 2008 with Barack Obama and John McCain running for president to 2016 with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton running, Constitution Alley has come a long way. As far as what topics to choose from, it really could be anything. Steinkuhler went on to explain that “We…

Eric Dodd Mr. Bates English12 24 March 2017 Labor Unions: Trump vs. Hillary With all the excitement of the 2016 presidential election, it raises suspicion of who has more control. A major part of the election is who has the most vote coming from the labor unions. Considering how many labor unions there are in the U.S. alone. Whoever can get the majority of the labor union votes will have the upper hand. Tump is not very liked by labor union bosses. Most of the labor unions…