Red states and blue states

I believe the government is not doing enough because our economy is rising to a critical state. If our debt keeps rising we may not be able to come back from it. I also think that Politicians are to worried with gaining power and money instead of putting their country first. Another reason that I feel unsatisfied by the government is because…

What does your government look like? Our government is based on a socialist society. This means that our government is based on the thought, that our community of survivors has control over the distribution and production of goods and services that benefits the community equally. Our government will treat everyone equally no matter what social status, race, gender, or religious believe they have. For example, all food stored in the Walmart will be distributed equally to all 2,018 survivors,…

The government plays a role in certain aspects of our everyday lives. Americans greatly benefit from social welfare, which is the social services provided by a state or by a private organization. One of the reasons the U. S. Constitution was set up was to promote the general welfare of the people according to the Preamble. While this does not necessarily mean that everything the people need is the government's responsibility, it is the role of the government to protect the social welfare of…

States seek either power, security or both. There is no way around that, they either reach for the Democracy pedestal or keep fighting and implementing to reach that level of stability. In many instances, a country cannot reach that democracy without the power behind their military or economic components that, even then, support their military power. There is the grand idea or notion that power is the greatest resource in influencing behavior of other states in maintaining that power a state…

Political Philosophy overview Why does Government exist? Government exists to regulate citizens of any given Country. The Government has certain responsibilities that they must put forth to protect and honor its citizens. Such as maintaining providing public services (schools, roads, libraries etc.), military defense,preserving order within the community, socialize the young, and collect taxes. Which controls should governments exert over individuals? Governments should have the control to…

The Rise of the Nanny State and What It Means Introduction The term “nanny state”, as defined by Jacquelyn H. Flaskerud, “has been applied to a government or its policies considered overprotective or interfering unduly with personal choice” (2014, p.69). As James J. Chriss discusses in his article Nudging and Social Marketing, the nanny state in America has been growing steadily since around the 1960’s (2015 p.56). This has given rise to what is called the “totally administered society”, in…

Our world revolves around trust. The trust our parents and guardians to provide for us and to give us the tools we need to survive. We lay all of out trust into the hands of the government and police. We count on them to keep us safe and protected. In this Josephine County case, The people in the community depended on which other to take care of the library and other places. Classical republicanism involves the government promoting the common good and the citizens having a duty that requires…

unilateral secession is never legitimately permissible may technically be correct along the legal dimension (contemporary nation-states generally do not permit subnational regions to legally…

Government is necessary for the country and maintaining its control. Without government, we’d have anarchy, which is the lack of government. With anarchy comes chaos, and with chaos comes destruction. We have a government in order to prevent the destruction of our beloved country. We elect representatives in our democracy of a government to create laws and protect us from chaos. Basically our government is meant to help the people distinguish morals and punish those who do not abide to the…

Due to the many health issues resulting from the consumption of certain foods, certain state governments have decided to take action. In New York, sugary drinks over sixteen ounces have recently been banned from being sold at supermarkets, fast-food chains, delis, restaurants, etc. The American Beverage Association support the Board of Health…