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    Endless War Analysis

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    Torreon (Torreon, CRS 01/27/15, summary section). Regardless of whether the conflict is stand alone or part of a prolonged engagement and/or war period, a majority of these conflicts where American troops are involved do not have an associated authorization use of military force associated with them. To highlight this fact Mr. Timothy McGrath states that the United States is currently involved in 134 different operations in his 8 December 2014 article on US Foreign policy (McGrath, Global Post…

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    Dr. Benjamin S. Carson has overcome countless challenges in his life. From his childhood days in the projects of Detroit, to the opposition he faced in his career, he has been forced to learn to deal with problems calmly and effectively. It is this quality and a multitude of others that make him an excellent candidate for President of the United States. Born on September 18, 1951 in Detroit, Michigan, Dr. Carson was raised by his single mother, who struggled to provide for her family. However,…

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    political metaphor. In the United States, immigration has/is frequently referred to as a flood, a stream, a tide, a wave, a tsunami, or a flow. Politicians have been using water related terms to describe America’s immigration policy since President Ronald Reagan was in office. In his journal article, Stephen J. Heidt argues that President Reagan’s use of the “wave metaphor" guided and…

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    Just say no,” was a popular slogan when I was growing up. Throughout the 1980’s President Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy created a powerful anti-drug campaign that used images like an egg representing a brain, and an egg frying for a brain on drugs. As a kid I couldn’t watch Saturday morning cartoons without being bombarded with anti-drug advertisements. Today kids get a different kind of message, not all drugs are bad regardless of the law. They are getting this message through the…

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    policies and pass them so that the East part of Europe and the East part of The Soviet Union would corporate and agree to trade policies with the Soviet Union. In December of 1987 Mikhail Gorbachev signed an agreement with United States president, Ronald Wilson Reagan.(Tatyana Tolstaya) The agreement was for both the Soviet Union and the United States of America to destroy any and all stacks of nuclear tipped missiles because they caused many problems to both the Soviet Union and the United…

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    one-term president in American History.” Could this be because of his dedication to the nation? Or was Bush not 100% dedicated to completing his actions? George H.W. Bush was dedicated to making America “a kinder and gentler nation.” However, following Ronald Reagan, Bush promised all the same things Reagan did. Bush had a lot to live up to. Not saying Bush was not a dedicated President, however, he was stuck in between a large budget deficit and he had to limit revenue to help fund…

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    Ronald Reagan’s administration was full of scandal and organized crime ties. Ronald Reagan himself was suspected of having close ties with known organized criminal such as Jackie Presser, Senator Paul Laxalt and Roy Williams. Not to mention his campaign was suspected of receiving endorsement…

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    Ronald Reagan Achievements

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    Ronald Reagan did many great things in his life, he was a football star and a actor in his high school. He also was a sports announcer for his first job, later becoming an announcer for WHO radio station in Des Moines, Illinois. He later Became a Hollywood star as he got the leading role in a movie called "Knute Rockne all american". He also Became the governor of California for two years. Then finally he became The president of the United States of America for two terms, helping people of this…

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    spiraling incarceration rate, the question on most people’s mind is should the justice system be reformed? The main question on a lot of people’s mind is how the justice system get so jacked up. It all started back in 1986 when the devil known as Ronald Reagan was president, there was crack everywhere and I’m not talking about on the sidewalk or your plumber’s…

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    A good speech can leave a positive impact on the listener. This is true for many great speeches such as the Gettysburg Address, President Reagan's Challenger Speech, and John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address. All three of these speeches come at a time of despair in America. Abraham Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address during the Civil War. Reagan gave his State of the Union Address the same day the U.S. Space Shuttle, the Challenger, exploded. President Kennedy’s inauguration speech came at a time…

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