Richard Bausch

Deception. Deception is everywhere in politics! Throughout history, many people have been using the art of artifice, or deception to try and persuade people to join their side. These people often make up facts within their cause to obtain more followers. In politics, this is everywhere. Politics have been known to be full of lies throughout world history. One would say that artifice is the most important skill to have in the world. This is due to how politics have been corrupted in…

returned to Los Angeles to return to law. After the defeat by President Johnson. Nixon soo wondered that he is a serious presidential contender. In the year 1968 he won the presidential nomination. He soon picked Spiro Agnew as his competitor. Agnew and Richard ran against Muskie and Humphrey, the democrats. Nixon soon won the presidency and will head to the white house. He took the oath of office in the year 1969. Nixon spoke his first speech as a president. He brought…

Lyndon B. Johnson was elected Vice President to John F. Kennedy in the 1960 campaign. When Kennedy was assassinated, on November 22, 1963, Johnson was sworn in as the 36th United States President. Johnson went into office as a Texan who had served in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, and had a vision that took action as he launched what he called a “Great Society” for all Americans. Regardless of his impressive domestic achievements Johnson’s legacy was equally…

Whether it’s during the time of World War II or before Election Day, people have always found ways to persuade others their arguments. During World War II, Hitler was able to convince a large majority in Germany to join in his campaign. In America, candidates often have debates or commercials in order to persuade the citizens that they’re the best fit for the job so they can vote for them. Even in everyday activities, while you're reading the paper, or discussing in school, you’re using a…

The lighting of this portrait is natural , broad light . The direction of light is coming from a 45 degree angle to the right. In the background there is part of the house, which is also lit, this could also be from the natural source of light reflecting onto it by the positioned light. The photographer has controlled the amount of shadows by the pose and the facial expression of the sitter and has used soft shadows , perhaps maybe using a diffuser to help soften these. In the portrait there is…

The Most Dangerous Game happens on Ship-Trap Island. Rainsford swims to the island subsequent to tumbling off the ship on which he is voyaging. On the island, Rainsford discovers sustenance and cabin with its sole human occupants, General Zaroff and his thug, Ivan. Zaroff, a world-renowned seeker, uncovers that he expects to chase Rainsford since he discovers chasing people most exciting. Through knowledge and cunning, Rainsford figures out how to escape Zaroff and is holding up in the General's…

Elizabeth Ann Bloom, known as Betty Ford (1918-2011), was married to America's thirty-eighth and only non-elected President, Gerald R. Ford (1913-2006, Pres. 1974-1977). In the role of First Lady, Mrs. Ford was preceded by Pat Nixon (1912-1993) and succeeded by Rosalynn Carter (1927-). Though an accomplished dancer and independent woman in her own right, Betty dedicated herself to the advancement of her husband's political career, fulfilled the role of Republican Congressional Spouse…

to the downfall of an individual regardless of contexts. A challenge towards the belief of providentialism in Shakespearean society is explored in King Richard III, portraying the impacts of an aspiration of power towards one’s humanity, rejecting God’s will for an improved social position. This notion is reimagined by Pacino in Looking for Richard to mirror the social ideal of the Great American Dream enabling individuals to pursue their goals but similarly criticises the lack of restraint and…

Seen throughout various instances, individuals often envy those who have more money than themselves. This concept is clearly depicted in Edwin Arlington Robinson’s “Richard Cory”, as well as Paul Simon’s remake of that poem into a song also titled “Richard Cory”. The poem and the song are essentially about a rich man named Richard Cory, who is admired yet envied by the people of his town. Little do they know that later on, the man will take his own life, even though he was sought out to have the…

The Supreme Court has made a lot of important decisions that impact the lives of United States citizens every day. If I would have to summarize what I have learned from the United States Government class in very few words, it would have to be that the justice system was built to be fair and just for everyone and that the government structure was framed to be as effective as it can be. Even though history has shown more than once that the system can be exploited and government corrupt, like any…