Barack Obama Pros And Cons

Another over reach of power by the Obama administration, he is illegally ignoring congress and magically creates laws, right or wrong, where none existed before. By doing so, he gives zero chance for anyone or any state to debate or object to what he is trying to do, that is why we have a congress.

Obama’s speech demonstrates certain points to engage the audience and to create a connection to emphasize its presence in the speech. One impactful technique he used is his anecdotes to prove his credibility to gain trust within the students. One anecdote that he clearly states is about African Americans are treated different decades ago and how certain races are not able to have the job they wanted, due to their skin tone. Furthermore, he adds his own research on this topic by explaining how “no blacks CEOs of Fortune 500 companies” (Mccaskill). This creates a sense of wisdom and satisfaction because, over time, society changed their views within people of color

Senator Rubio, I don't know how it works in the country of Florida and Afghanistan, but in the United States of America, besides other issues, when the leader of our nation solves our hostage crisis peacefully without getting us involved into more peaceful wars, then we the people highly think he surely deserves to be called, President Barack Obama. Although, President Barack Obama was able to bring home only six out of the seven of us, including Amir. Unlike some of your party members, who deployed hundred of thousand of American lives into Afghanistan and Iraq to capture two individuals. Perhaps you can tell us who smoked him out. As one of the Senators of the United States of America, you really don't think your President deserves his

Our country has had quite a few Presidents in its day and with that come the good and the bad. Now, not all Presidents are either purely good or bad. There are some that mostly bad with a bit of good while others can be mostly good with a hint of bad. Now, no man is perfect by any means but there are a few Presidents that have done fantastic while in office and that have been a purely beneficial factor for our country.

Should the President of the United States have to be born on United States soil?

John Ellis Bush known as JEB was born February 11, 1953 in Texas. He served as governor in Florida from 1999 to 2007. Bush is known for his moderate stance on immigration and common core. JEB is the son of former Preseident George H.W Bush. JEB also has 3 kids named George Bush, Noelle and John Jr. JEb worked as a volunteer on his dad campaign in 1980 saying that " My dad is the greatest man i have ever met or will meet." JEB is fluent in Spanish and graduated from the University of Texas. JEb has a degree in Latin America affairs which is very impressive. JEB is also the only Republican to serve two-four year terms as a governor of Florida.

The election of Barack Obama as the 56th president of the United States raised many hopes that the “Black struggles” was finally over. For conservatives, Obama victory reassured their beliefs that there was no longer such thing as racism and that every American had equal rights and opportunity to pursue the American dream. While many people have come to believe that all races have equal rights in America, Tim Wise argues in his documentary “White Like Me” that not only does racism and unconscious racial bias still exist, but that also White Americans are unable to simply relate to the variety of forms racism and inequality Blacks experience. This is mainly because of the privileges they get as the “default.” While Wise explores the variety forms of racism and inequality today such as unconscious racism, Black poverty, unemployment, inadequate education system, and prison system, the articles by the New York Times Editorial Board, the Human Rights Watch (HRW), and Adam Liptak further explore some the disparities in the criminal justice system. Ana Swanson points out in her article, “The Stubborn Persistence of Black-White Inequality, 50 Years after Selma” that while the “U.S. has made big strides towards equal rights,” significant gaps still remains between the two races. With the Supreme Court striking down a “portion of the Voting Rights Act that stopped discriminatory voting laws from going into effect in areas of the country with histories of disenfranchisement,” civil

The word on the hill is that if Republicans don’t cave and fund Obama’s DHS amnesty scheme that they will be blamed by the people and pay for it at the polls. Where have we heard that before?

Color shouldn't play an affect in our lives." Racism has transformed over time. After slavery was banned jail became the new slavery. "While people of color make up about 30% of the United States population they account for 60% of those imprisoned". Blacks are being targeted . "That anger is not always productive ; indeed , all too often it distracts attention from solving real problems ; it keeps us from squarely facing our own complicity within the African American community in our condition, and prevents the African Americans community from forging the alliances it needs to bring about real change " Obama is talking about angry blacks and how some use violence and it doesn't help the situation. "Legalized discrimination - where blacks were prevented , often through violence , from owning property or loans" this is quote of unfair treatment to blacks just because they're black

Joe Biden is certainly the best presidential candidate for 2016 because of his solid efforts to protect the environment, his pragmatic method to enforce stricter gun control policies, and his constructive outlook on reforming illegal immigration policies. Biden, an alumnus of the University of Delaware and Syracuse Law School, was elected to the United States Senate at age 29. He served as Senator of Delaware for 36 years. Biden subsequently became Vice President under the Obama Administration in 2009. Biden is one of the most experienced Presidential contenders, with over 40 years of service in the federal government. 2016 would be his third opportunity to run for president, having previously ran in 1988 and 2008.

Obama, however, believes that words aren’t enough to eradicate slavery and racial issues; it is the action that counts. People should take actions like protest, raise their voice against racism and struggle hard to enter the real “United States”. The problems of discrimination can be solved if everyone forms a union and works together to achieve it. Even though, everyone belongs to a different race, country, and religion, they all have a common goal—a better future.

We have come to a time where laws are applied to all citizens, regardless of race. In this day and age, African Americans have the same positions and occupations as whites do. This is a breakthrough in history. “More than 20% of the Black working population over 16 years old are employees of the federal, state, or local government which is just over 5% higher than the national average” ("BlackDemographics”). African Americans are allowed to apply for jobs anywhere, and it is a crime to turn someone down because of their race. To prove the fact that they have the same just rights, our president since 2009 is an African American. On November 2, 2009, the day President Obama was elected president, so millions of people rallied to celebrate the occasion of the first black president. Among these people were Blacks, Whites, Latinos, and Asians, all together. And on January 20, when President Obama and his family walked into the White House “it will mark an event that few, if any, Black American of the civil rights era thought possible” (Miah). Having an African American president contradicts the thought that Blacks are looked down upon in America. This is an example of a just society, because it shows fair rights being applied and shows that racial bias is fading. Other examples, such as a variety of races in law enforcement and government, show people that America allows everyone no matter what race to be treated justly and fairly. And it is this just society that each individual is seeking to ultimately live with a feeling of

Are you old enough to vote? Would you vote for Michelle Obama to be president in 2020? Do you like trump as president? Trump doesn’t like imperfect girls, trump make fun of us girls & men that’s drug dealers or do other things. He is racist to most people but Michelle is very respectful & open. I claim that Michelle would be a way better president than Donald trump because she cares for the U.S. & want the best for us (my option).

The election of President Obama marks the most noteworthy political accomplishment for African Americans in the United States during the post-civil rights revolution, thus bringing about a change in the country’s social and political landscape that was steeped in racial discrimination since the founding of this great nation. Because social and political conditions are subject to constant change, President Obama’s

Affirmative action supporters make one large assumption when defending the policy. They assume that minority groups want help. This, however, may not always be the case. They fought to attain equality, not special treatment. To some of them, the acceptance of special treatment is an admittance of inferiority. Some would include me. I believe I can become successful on my own. I don’t need laws to help me get a great job. I along with many others who are against affirmative action want to be treated as equals, not as incompetent. Although discrimination is not placed in a well-distant past, affirmative action is an unneeded and drastic remedy for today’s world (Farron, Steven, 2005)