Proxy voting

Hello, humans. Since I hate this clown so much, I thought that I might as well dedicate a blog post just for him. Quick note here, if he's your 'president', your (ex) husband, or your father and you feel annoyed, kindly send your complaint letter here. These theories are for entertainment purposes only. 1. Donald Trump is the member of the Illuminati: Obviously, every president, prime minister, monarchs and dictators are said to be the member of the Illuminati because allegedly, the…

Political parties are organizations that run candidates for political office and coordinate the actions of officials elected under the party banner. There are many different types of political parties around the world. In Western European countries, the major political parties have millions of members and the party leaders are in control of what their elected officials do. In many new democracies, candidates run as representatives of a party but the party leaders don’t really have control over…

Cameron Nolet Mrs. Blackburn British Literature 12 November 2016 Election Fraud may be Over Exaggerated The definition of voter fraud is the illegal interference with the process of an election. Looking at the history in the United States it does reflect periods of time where different forms of election fraud took place. It seems that over the past two decades during every major election cycle at least one of the candidates will bring up the issue of possible election fraud. In particular…

In the president election year of 1968, Nixon won 301 votes and defeated the Democratic candidate Hubert Humphrey, who won 191 votes. Nixon edged Humphrey in the popular vote, with Wallace earning 13.53%. Nixon's victory came with a margin of less than three percent in California, Illinois, and Ohio; had Humphrey carried these three, Nixon would have lost his election. Nixon won most of the West and mid-West but lost parts of the Northeast and Texas to Humphrey and lost the deep South to Wallace…

United Airlines was first formed by the partnership of United Aircraft and Transport Corporation. This establishment formed on July 1, 1931 and was advertised as “world’s largest air transport system.” Not only did United Airlines fly commercially, but they also helped out during World War II. In the beginning of May 1942, United began to service to Alaska and across the Pacific Ocean in order to help the troops. Even over the many years of development, United is still of the top three airlines…

Question 1 American government utilities a two party system where two individuals compete for a seat for public office. According to Duvergers law a single-member district and a winner take all system results in a two party system. Furthermore, in the a two party system consists of two major political parties, two candidates running for republican and two for democrat. Unlike a multi party system which allow multiple political parties to run for government either solely or in a coalition. In…

In contemporary American politics, there are two major political parties that seem to dominate every election. These two political parties are known as the Democratic Party and the Republican party, from the textbook “We the People” written by authors Ginsberg, Lowi, Weir, and Tolbert we understand that each political party has their own views, some similar and others completely different as well. These different parties were created to cater to the American people by giving them the option to…

increases its dependence on technology, it is inevitable that this technology is brought into voting machines. Electronic voting machines are a relatively new invention which allow voters to vote via a computer rather than a ballot sheet. Some people are uncomfortable with electronic voting machines either because of fear that they can be hacked or because of lack of electronic literacy; however, electronic voting machines should be used because of their easier and more secure vote counting, and…

My position on this issue is the opposite, politicians doesn’t always have to be truthful. As a matter of fact, politicians lie because the people doesn’t want to hear the truth. If two candidates running against each other, the one who tells the public what they want to hear instead of the truth will win the election. The one who tells the truth will loses out. An example could be the 1988 presidential election. You might recall the famous lie, "Reeeaaad myyy llliiipsss, nnoooo neeewww…

In my opinion, there a lot of different aspects voters need to know about when voting for any seat, whether it be town council, mayor or President of the United States. There are hundreds of ideas and values that need to be addressed and in no way can they be addressed in one instance. Using these debates to inform the public about their views on popular issues such as abortion and torture is understandable, and I believe having multiple debates to discuss these matters are important. However,…