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    States is an influential and powerful person. Obama is the current president of the U.S.; his opinion is greatly considered in debates that potentially make a significant impact throughout the nation. Obama can speak his mind towards a person and the people that support him will most likely inclined to believe every word of what he says. On June 9, 2016 Hillary 's campaigned published the advertisement titled, "President Barack Obama endorses Clinton for president." Throughout the video Obama appears to be sitting on a chair in a room that contains a sofa and a lamp, behind the furniture there 's a white wall. Throughout the speech, he maintains a confident tone and an optimistic attitude. Obama congratulates Clinton for being the presumptive democratic nominee for President of the U.S. He mentions that Clinton is a qualified candidate for office and describes her as courageous, compassionate and the heart to get the job done. Obama promotes the strong bond between the Democratic party and Clinton, he strongly believes that Clinton is suitable to be the president of the U.S. Hillary Clinton advertisement uses a tactic featuring an important and powerful person to endorse her. Many votes will accept Obama 's perspective in regards to Clinton 's being able to be a fit for office. Many voters that support Obama will not question the president 's opinion and most likely support Clinton. The advertisement manipulated the public. The opinion of a powerful person such as the…

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    During the debate, the journalists have asked both candidates questions so many times but as his habit, Donald Trump instead of answering the questions, opened another debate by verbally attacking his rival Hilary while she answered the asked questions. The first question was about Education which the Democratic candidate found that, through their Slogan express their vision of America. So working together is one of the keys for a good success and the democratic party, Hilary Clinton wants to…

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    Since the moment that the American election system was put into place, people have tried to predict the outcome of the elections. From gamblers to conspiracy theorists, nobody can resist the anticipation of knowing who the next President will be. As it was to be expected, political scientists are no exception, and have tried to find theories to predict the outcome of the ballots for decades. Three of the most relevant theories invented are the Downsian Model, the Punish and Reward Theory, and…

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    Within the next fourteen months, the United States of America will elect a new president. There will be many candidates to choose from; narrowing the choices will help gather more accurate information. Once the candidates announce that they will be running, the madness begins. They begin trying to defeat each other by talking badly about their fellow candidates, even in the same party, just to make themselves better known. Although all the candidates have the same goal, to help make America…

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    First Presidential Debate After watching the first of three presidential debates, I felt that, despite the unconventional campaigns of 2016, the debate proved informative and revealing of both candidates. Moderated by NBC News anchor Lester Holt, the debate took place at Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY between candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. The primary topics of the debate were released one week before the debate (“CPD”). While the questions were not released prior to the debate,…

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    and as I write this it is official that the presidency will be between the Republican nominee Donald J. Trump, and the Democratic nominee Hillary R. Clinton. It wasn’t quite simple for me to choose between the two nominees. Hence, I doubt that neither of them are creditable enough to serve the country. Most likely the majority of Americans will speculate that they do not have a preference between the two candidates. Nevertheless, I evaluated information in reference to the candidates’ individual…

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    Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump spoke to a group of conservative activist Friday afternoon, giving a preview of his upcoming speech on Monday by going after Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, as well as emphasizing the importance of social conservative values. "For the first time ever, the President of the United States endorsed somebody under criminal investigation," Trump told the crowd gathered at the Road To Majority conference hosted by the Faith & Freedom Coalition in…

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    alcohols to escape from thinking about who he was . After high school Obama studied at Occidental college for two years.Then Obama transferred to Columbia University,graduating in 1983 with a degree of political science.Obama father died two years ago in a car accident.Obama visited relatives in Kenya to pay a visit to his biological father.On Feburary 1990 Obama was the first African-American editor of the Harvard Law Review.Obama married his wife Michelle Roberson a lawyer. Several years…

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    Ryan has also been going through a personal transformation as of late, concerning his role in the party and the overall tone and tactics of the GOP as they once again look for ways to expand their base and become the big tent party their hero Ronald Reagan strived for. In closing, Ryan told Jake Tapper, The bulk of the burden on unifying the party will have to come from our presumptive nominee, I don't want to underplay what he accomplished. ... But he also inherits something very special,…

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    There were pleas for favors, as when a Democratic Party official emailed Chuck Todd, the “Meet the Press” host, for tickets to an exclusive NBC soiree. (“I can’t even get every producer on my cable show into the party,” Mr. Todd replied.) There were gripes about coverage, with party aides dismissing the MSNBC host Steve Kornacki as a “hipster pit bull.” And there was disdain for the frequent flattery by television journalists. When Fox News sought permission to sponsor a Democratic primary…

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