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    Rhetorical Rhetoric

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    be binding on others or, with evident certainty, respond to the common good.” In our interview we had also asked him, “In terms of political communication, what are some habits that sovereign nations could adopt in order to find solutions to real world problems?” Dr. McKerrow responded, “We don’t talk to ISIS, and ISIS doesn’t talk to us.” He further explained that throughout history it is not how diplomacy works because speaking with the enemy is seen as giving credence to the opposition’s…

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    In the article, Absorbing the Impossible, Maureen Dowd, a feminist and a slight liberal lean, suggests that Donald Trump won the President-elect because of the hidden Trump supporters and the misunderstood lack of Clinton supporters throughout the nation. Dowd develops her ideas further by addressing how Trump won for a combination of reasons including but not limited to: the annoyance of current Democratic government (“too much regulation, too much government”) strong dislike of opposing…

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    The United States is a vast country of many regions, ethnic groups, occupations, and different beliefs therefore; the number of interests groups will continue to grow over the years. Interest groups are an assemblage of individuals who share common objectives and who actively attempt to influence policymakers. They exist for us to have a voice and act upon it. Any individual who is willing to make a difference for their cause is welcomed to join a group. They operate at all levels of the…

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    personality Donald Trump finally accepted the invitation of Stephen Colbert to appear on The Late Show. Donald Trump will visit the Ed Sullivan Theater for the Late Show With Stephen Colbert on September 22, with the same schedule as Ernest Moniz (Obama's energy secretary), and critics are hoping that both parties can keep it civil. However, the current host of the late-night television talk show The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on CBS - Stephen Colbert, desired to have Donald Trump as a…

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    looking like Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders will make it to the presidential election, and for the Republican Party it is looking like Donald Trump or Ted Cruz might have what it takes to get that far. The country is mixed on whether or not Trump should be our next president, but we should not let this multiple time bankrupt businessman run the U.S.A. Trump is a racist man. On Twitter, he wrote that Latinos and African-Americans have committed most crimes. Yes, they have committed many…

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    Donald Trump Fallacies

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    election is better at using Fallieces than Donald Trump. What was once a name synonymous with money and power is now associate with wild claims about immigrants and China. On June sixteenth Donald Trump announced his candidacy for president. In a grand congregate of family members and supporters Donald Trump announced that he will, “Make america great again.” Mr. Trump has performed a metamorphosis from Donald Trump the real estates mongul to Donald Trump the brand. With any brand, fallacies…

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    liberal-leaning democrat and daughter of an immigrant father, I should be the last to say that I think Donald Trump is an effective politician. But as much as it pains me to say it, he is. Like any “effective” politician, he responds to the polls before the people, to prominent media outlets before his own ideological views. Some may disagree; people will tell me that if anything, Trump has a way of voicing his opinions too freely. Those same people will say that his ability to “tell it like it…

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    Mr. Trump’s Fallacy Donald Trump during his presidential campaign has been attacking his competitors on a very personal level. Donald Trump has committed the fallacy of ad hominem when he claimed Carly Fiorina should not be president because of the fact that she is a woman and because of her past failed business endeavors, and when he attacked Dr. Ben Carson on the personal fact that he has been violent in the past as a reason for Dr. Carson not to be president. Carly Fiorina is a candidate…

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    Analysis Hillbilly Elegy

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    Marca Kaplar Longer Paper #1 Hillbilly Elegy, Trump and the Death of a Culture President Trump's appeal to the culture, identity, and ideology of the often forgotten working class people was successful by simply allowing a group of disenfranchised, forgotten, and loyal citizens the capability for the hopes and belief that they can be great again. Through the promise of “Making America Great Again,” he sparked a fire in many who have gone from a level of wealth that to them allowed for a very…

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    Donald Trump will be a bad President on Obama’s opinion Donald Trump was sharply denunciated by Barack Obama. He criticized Republicans for this choice and said their nominee unfit for presidency. Trump repeatedly criticized Barack Obama. He called the politician the disaster and the worst US President. Obama didn’t leave a favor unanswered and brought out his opinion about Trump’s presidency even before he became a leader of the US administration. "The Republican nominee is unfit to serve as…

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