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    is a group of 538, with electors limited to congressional influence, 1 elector for each House member, and 2 for Congress. Even District of Columbia gets 3 electors under the 23rd Amendment. Within every state’s election, the citizens are actually voting for the delegates. This is because the parties in each state elect their electors. And the party can take out pledges from electors in order to sway their opinion. In most states, the candidate that wins in that state is given all elector votes…

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    eliminating clear choices.” Within these advantages and disadvantages throughout Texas, people start to see of it is actually worth taking day out of their own busy life to vote. This is also one of the main reasons of why the voting turnouts have been lowering each and every year that voting has turned…

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    in this case being Saddam Hussein and his “Dirty Dozen”, have complete and utter control of a country. Dictators essentially have the right to do whatever they see fit with their people and country – restrict the legal and civil rights of their subjects. Subjects are technically citizens, although citizens are a part of a democracy, and have civil and legal rights, and have a say in government, whereas subjects are those of which their leaders authority to rule is not impacted by those who live…

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    For Mock Congress, I had to do Bills Five. Bill Five was a bill to incentivize voting. This bill said that everyone who votes should get a certain amount of tax credit. The idea of the bill was that if you give people an incentive, more people would vote. Being a Democrat, I was assigned to create a speech against this bill. One of the main points I made during my speech was the quality of the voters would drop (Shineman). This is not saying that certain people should not vote based on class,…

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    With recent shifts in American society due to the constant modernization of technology, the facets of everyday American life have been altered dramatically. Many Americans receive alerts on smartphones informing them of breaking news only a matter of seconds after a story breaks. With such a dramatic change, it only seems logical that perhaps the most important asset of American lifestyle, its political landscape promoting democracy and, most importantly, freedom, should follow suit in…

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    United States better. In order for we the people to feel as though are decisions are worth something, in our upcoming election we’ll make a vote. With voting, we Americans use voting to intend on a wish or course of action think need to happen. Although voting expresses the voices of many, not everyone puts in their vote come election day. Voting is what helps to improve our nation into a better society. With using this democratic process to choose change, hoping people follow the process that…

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    pictures to manipulate masses. Persuasion is much less straightforward, and is used more in speeches and essays. In the 2012 presidential contest, Mitt Romney visited Michigan. In attempt to sway electors to vote for him he said “The trees are the right height” (Nordlinger, 2015). This is an absolutely desperate attempt to gain followers, by flattering the citizens who can vote and their state. This another form of propaganda, by convincing balloters that the candidate has similar interests to…

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    white swing voter, in order to win the election, party leaders always ignore African Americans. Fryer also talk historically about African American interest was captured. In the late 1850s, Republican enacted a number of civil rights legislation and give blacks the vote right. African Americans then joined Republican, but after the Civil War, white in the South began to violence against black, blacks became captured and silent group in Republican. Then between 1965 and 1996, the democratic…

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    performance dissolved doubts of immaturity and inexperience among the undecided and independent vote. In Kurt Lang’s study of 295 New York viewers, 222 people changed their voting intentions after the debate, and over 80% of these switches benefited Kennedy. Kennedy’s dazzling performance made voters reconsider their voting intentions. In addition to undecided and independent voters, Kennedy’s television performance convinced some Republicans to switch. Lang’s study found several Nixon…

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    Currently there is a strong debate over who will be the next president of the united states, the final two candidates are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Both would make terrible presidents in their own way in my opinion. But the question is who would make the better president if it came down to it. Some would argue that Hillary would be the better choice, However Trump would make a better president simply because he’s a businessman, He wants to change things, and last but not least trump…

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