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    different results” (Becker 2). Congressional fundraising is when politicians raise money to pay for their financial obligation. Every day politicians are required to participate in congressional fundraising. Congressional fundraising is unhealthy for the United States political system. Congressional fundraising encourages politicians to focus more on telemarketing rather than leading the people. It’s a demeaning process for the politicians, and the process takes an exorbitant amount of time out…

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    Big Tobacco Deal Went Bad

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    Introduction and Background “How the Big Tobacco Deal Went Bad” written by Jim Estes attempts to cause reform by educating the public about the misuse of funds for self-interest by the government politicians. The New York Times The New York Times is a periodical published daily in New York and its online newspaper. The target audience of the newspaper is educated and younger individuals that have political affiliations. This newspaper has liberal political views while raising awareness on…

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    The Importance Of Lie

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    know a politician is lying? His lips are moving.” And even though no one likes being deceived, politicians'…

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    establishment of our country, Elections have been primarily dominated by the traditional politician. As time goes on, change occurs, but even a psychic could not have predicted what is taking place at this moment. Never before has there been a presidential race that shows the traditional politician becoming a political minority. With the variety of the non-traditional candidates, they make traditional politician appear almost yester-year. Business experts such as Donald Trump, Doctors such as…

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    according to many professional writers. Elements that contribute to a defective Washington are polarization, tribalism, and the inflexibility of politicians. Susan Page, author of “Divided We Now Stand” explains that many Americans are aware of the increasing polarization, a stance on an issue defined by a party, and that citizens believe that politicians are more polarized than them. However, Page argues that voters are to blame as well. She uses a survey to illustrate the choices that…

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    grown throughout the last two years. This can be traced back to the issue of taxpayer funds by power-hungry politicians who feel they are invincible. Politicians frequently use the power granted to them as a political figure to achieve something for their own personal advancements. Politicians conceal moral conscience in order to receive individual gain (Bidwell). Prideful politicians battle each other causing an absence of unification in our government. When office-holder’s oppose one…

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    notable cases being done by politicians in order to help their campaign with ideas and work that has been proven to have a positive response from the general public. While the common man will face harsh consequences for plagiarizing, politicians are given a free pass. The American people must condemn this unethical behavior from everyone, especially politicians who are meant to lead by example. A notable issue within politics is the abundance of plagiarism that politicians execute throughout…

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    country, the presidential races have been primarily dominated by the traditional politician. As time goes on, change is expected, but even the most forward thinking person could not have prepared for what is taking place at this moment. Never before has there been a presidential race that shows the traditional politician becoming a political outcast. The way the presidential race is turning out makes a traditional politician almost seem counter-culture. Business experts such as Donald Trump, Jeb…

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    “Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.” Winston Churchill said that in 1947, after having led Britain through the Second World War and subsequently being booted out of power by the British voters. Everyone alive in 2016 can attest to how frustrating democracy can be, but ultimately, it is the best form of governance humanity has ever devised. Period. And as citizens of a democracy, we each have a moral imperative to…

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    rhetorical theorist Richard Weaver, he believes that a person’s political position can be found in the person’s way of thinking. President Reagan was used as an example to support the theory. The nouns that politicians’ used tells us which parts of the world they find relevant. Hahn talks about the politicians’ characteristics that is expressed by the people and he examines how language…

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