Presidency of Barack Obama

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    job option for women. Also how many women have been catholic priests? None. How many women have been the coaches for a professional men’s sports team? None. How many women have been presidents? None. Hopefully this changes if Hilary Clinton wins presidency 2017. Although, this isn’t the first time a women has run. In 1872, Victoria Woodhill ran for leader of the women’s suffrage movement but lost. At least she got the courage to run and set an example for other women. There are many other jobs…

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    When Barack Obama announced his candidacy for President of the United States, I personally, believed that he had little chance of winning and as I addressed in my book, “On the Shoulders of Greatness,” he wasn’t my original choice for President. I was and continue to be a big supporter of Hillary Clinton because I believe she is a strong, extremely qualified and extraordinary woman. Her strengths and capabilities have been reflected on so many levels in both her personal life and in her…

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    Obama Rhetoric

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    Bush and Obama’s foreign policy stance can be directly seen in certain speeches they delivered. While Bush’s crusading rhetoric is seen in his September 20 address and his ‘Axis of Evil’ speech, Obamas emerging pragmatic and realist rhetoric can be seen in his inaugural address given in January, 2009. Obama preaches restraint, compassion and humility throughout his address, stating that; “our power alone cannot protect us, nor does it entitle us to do as we please. Instead…our power grows…

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    prize being only eleven days after Obama took presidential office and it only being eight months into his presidency when he was awarded the prize, the Nobel Committee’s decision sparked controversy and mixed reviews across the world. Many question whether that was enough time for Obama to make a big enough impact to deserve the prize. The committee shares that the prize was given to Obama in order to aid and support what he sought out to do during his presidency, which leads some to question if…

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    South (CNN). The 2008 Obama-Biden election compares to the 1960 John F. Kennedy-Lyndon B. Johnson election. During his campaign, Obama was compared to Kennedy through their ability to easily speak to people. They were both young, charismatic men when they ran for President. Each of them made history as Obama was the first African American President while Kennedy was the first Catholic President. Obama and Kennedy were sitting U.S. senators when they won the presidency. Obama and Biden were the…

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    beings include Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, Muhammad Ali, Rosa Parks, Maya Angelou, and more recently Barack Obama. However, serving directly beside President Obama during his time as the leader of the free world remained a modern-day activist who has significantly encouraged and inspired an African-American woman such as myself to go above and beyond every day. Michelle Obama, one of the county’s most empowering women of color, has opened my eyes to life’s…

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    Rohan Asthana September 15th 2015 Together Change Can Happen Nearly eight years ago on January 8th 2008, Senator Barack Obama enlightened his supporters after delivering his astonishing “Yes We Can” speech at the New Hampshire Primary. Obama’s speech proved to be potent because of his ability to inspire and influence the audience through his execution. He goes on to state that his election will not only be about what he can do to stimulate change, but also what the common person can do to help…

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    Accepting the Democratic nomination for presidential candidacy in 2008, Barack Obama expressed how he thought the government should interact with citizens. “…Our government should work for us, not against us. It should help us, not hurt us. It should ensure opportunity not just for those with the most money and influence, but for every American who’s willing to work…” (Schuman 120). In making these remarks, Obama reveals what he wants to achieve for the nation. Obama’s ultimate goal is to try to…

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    This graph shows an increase of polarization between the republicans and the democrats. In both parties, members are adopting more extremist ideas. Democrats are identifying more as being consistently liberal and republicans are identifying more as being consistently conservative. This leaves little room for moderate republicans and democrats and also leaves little room for compromise. This graph shows how people from the Democratic and Republican parties receive most of their information from…

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    that they would provide unreliable research so it would be no longer useful (Van Camp pg. 279). After taking presidency, Barack Obama lifted the research ban on March 2, 2009. Obama then directed the National Institutes of Health to issue specific guidelines for funding, which he believed would benefit science and promote a great economy. The case presentation also covered what President Obama stated in his Executive Order, where he set goals for the new Administration and how they would handle…

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