United States Senate election in New York

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    “He has black skin” was my description of my African American classmate in the fourth grade. Our new teacher wanted us to describe each other so she could get to know her future students and, since we had known each other since kindergarten, it was something we were not used to. I cannot remember why but I chose to describe my classmate’s skin color as black, for which I was called a racist. While I had heard that word before on television, this was the first time I had ever truly understood…

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    where in 1966 was named one of the cities where desegregation would strive the most. Greenville was a diverse community; desegregation was happening slowly but parents were dissatisfied failing a lawsuit in federal court. The federal judge requested a new plan in 1969 and changes started to occur, both good and bad. Many of the white parents were unhappy and started to send their children to private schools, parochial schools, and boarding schools. The author wonders what would happen if the…

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    to win the presidency, did not put a lot of work into reaching the alley to work with Bernie Sanders`s supporters who did not trust Hillary. However, there was a lot of work done on social media to suggest that Hillary Clinton had already won the election because of her temperament. CNN or ABC debates and all debates between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were shared in short clips praising the temperaments and qualifications of Clinton’s responses to questions posed by the debate moderators.…

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    Danger Of Language

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    in what you say and write. Language can be dangerous. The dangers in language do not cause physical harm, but the damages can ruin reputations, hurt people’s feelings, cost people their jobs, or even cost someone the presidency. In the most recent election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, many different things they have said in the past are being brought back up. The things that are being brought back up caused some damage to both of their campaigns. (Lindhout, Paul and Ben J. M. Ale)…

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    expectations. Arthur later exposed the program on its manipulative ways. As a result, his career suffered and he now regrets the actions he took and the things he said. The song Train Wreck from Arthur's new album Back From The Edge talks about his mistakes and his need to be heard once again. His new album is known to be the “Anti-X…

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    address, Bill Clinton's address to the nation in 1993 came at a time of political Sinicism from the majority of voters. Consequently, President Clinton won the election with out a…

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    The well known words “I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal" were once said by the beloved Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. These words have sent chills down the spines of many generations. As the years passed, Dr. King’s dream had become a reality but there were still ways to go. The fact that decades after Dr. King’s times, one’s skin color or ethnicity is still an issue…

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    Steve Jobs Discourse

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    Presentation This report is about the discriminating investigation of relational abilities, styles, and viability of discourses of two acclaimed identities of world – Barack Obama and Steve Jobs. It comprises of the individual examination of both discourses and after that investigating their styles and aptitudes. Firstly we talk about imparting style of Barack Obama. Given us a chance to take a gander at the triumph discourse by Obama in 2007 re-decisions. Obama is a viable speaker who…

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    Ted Cruz Speech Analysis

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    In his speech, Ted Cruz talks about how if anybody can not tell the difference between our friends and our enemies, or the difference between the nation of Israel and Islamic terrorists that want to murder us. That raises serious questions about their fitness and judgment to be Commander in Chief. When he says this, Ted is using false dichotomy because he says If you don’t vote for me, then that’s the kind of president you will have. This argument might seem effective because a lot of people…

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    The 1992 Presidential election pitted incumbent President George Bush against the Democratic party’s candidate Bill Clinton and Independent Ross Perot in a contentious campaign. Bush had garnered the votes of the American people in the 1988 election under the pretense that taxes during his presidency under no uncertain terms, or as he famously stated “Read my lips. No new taxes”, would rise. Bush soon breaks this oath to deal with the rising deficit, this action resulting in a lasting effect on…

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