Differences Between Donald Trump And Mike Pence

He addressed the realities of what happens when we don’t hold people accountable with public’s money. He addresses the issues that were on everyone’s mind. In contrast, Trump painted a very dark picture of America. Yes, there are a lot of parts of America that hasn’t recovered since the financial meltdown and drug abuse is on the rise. However, he didn’t address why those parts of America are failing and why the drug abuse is on the rise. Plus, Trump did not mention how well our overall economy is doing. Trump’s made it seem like America was failing behind and living in darkness and fear and he was their savior. Versus Obama who was honest about the challenges we faced and he offered hope and motivated us to work together to get back on top.

The battle cry for Trump is the slogan "Hillary is going to raise taxes and I'm going to cut taxes". In order to try and control the media, Trump says anyone one who challenges the media's control is sexist, racist, xenophobic and morally deformed. He must mean the indisputable king of propaganda, Fox News. The main policy Donald Trump is offering, is to do everyone a favor by getting rid of gays, trannies, blacks, Latinos, Mexicans and all other minorities. He will also use his dictatorship to get rid of any military generals that pose a threat to Russia. He is also calling for law and order by prosecuting people without a fair trial. In other words he will make America great again.

In the past ten years the way we as a people communicate has changed greatly. No longer is it uncommon for conversations to not be face to face and now more so than ever conversations take place through text. As with any change there will be and is push back to it. The conflict over the consequences of the social media dependent society have now intensified as a result of social media playing ever greater roles in how politics is seen and even conducted. This has been a major societal question since the presidential election of 2008 and the debate has been written about, discussed, and argued by thousands of different politicians,

Congress, 80% of our representatives use social media to engage with constituents. That has never been done before and is changing how politicians respond. We even see some votes in Congress made based on their Facebook feedback.”(The Economic) The Internet is like being there in the whole scene. Missing out information is impossible, a simply Google search, all the information is stored. When computers came out, it cost thousands, now it’s cheaper and faster. There’s tablets and phones with the opportunity to surf the web. More than half the candidates have some type of social media, either them or a fan.

Trump began posting extreme messages to stand out from other candidates during the election and still posts intense content to create more attraction in his presidency. As a matter of fact, the article “How Marketing Helped Donald Trump Win the 2016 Election.” agrees when it states that “Trump created and communicated an offering “value” of delivering change in exchange for the risk and time “price” voters paid to consider voting for him. Trump’s communication plan used the campaign slogan “Make America Great Again” to resonate with groups or target markets of people he wanted to reach…”. Essentially, Trump would post messages that would promote such as building a wall and creating a travel ban to prevent illegal immigration. He made more risks to achieve his goal of winning more people over by targeting

Trump is totally against immigrants and thinks that immigrants are going to ruin the future of this country. Trump says the "a nation without borders is not a nation". Therefore, he wants to build a "Great Wall" and make Mexicans pay for it. Trumps think that immigrants, especially Mexicans, only bring crimes and drugs in the country, and also still citizen’s jobs. Trump wants to also put an end to birthright citizenship. He believes that birthright citizenship is the one of the biggest magnet to illegal

According to the article written by Colin Campbell “The big ideas in Donald Trump's presidential campaign” this article has to do with the president Donald Trump. Everything in this article has to do with the goals & stuff he wants to re address as president cause he's taken over everything. He wants to trade deals, fix unemployment, health care overhaul, Isis, the U.S nuclear stockpile, entitlements, education, and infrastructure. First, Campbell listed that trump repeatedly said that other countries like China, Japan and Mexico were killing us economically because the U.S could not stand up for itself. He stated that Trump said that the U.S economy wasn’t growing how it’s actually supposed too.Secondly, Campbell explained that trump repeatedly

Trump brought up some valid points saying that Hillary Clinton’s experience as the United States Secretary of State was filled with many questionable moments. Moments like the Benghazi incident and her “accidently” deleting emails. Trump also questioned how Hillary was going to follow through with her plans, essentially referring to she’s only saying what the people want to hear. I thought this was especially interesting because even though Hillary brought up promising propositions, i.e. free tuition and cleaner energy, she failed to mention how she was going to do so or where she was going to get the funding. She is not very trustworthy in my opinion. As for Trump, he is too blunt on how he tends to resolve the issues. Not only that, but his plans seem to be an over glorified trickle-down-theory. Trump claims that he will help out small businesses but his policies will most likely assist the larger corporations. I also do not believe he has the commitment to be a president. He has an extensive business background and he is too focused on America’s economy. There are other issues that have equal precedence and if all he focuses on is monetary benefits, he should not be president. I just do not support either of these candidates and do not see strong presidential traits from them. For Americans who feel the same way for one reason or the other, they should know that these candidates are not our only options. There are other candidates in independent parties that are running for president as well. It does not seem that way due to all the media coverage Clinton and Trump are receiving but there are other options

One of the major issues that Trump talks about is immigration. His stance on immigration isn’t that he wants all Hispanics deported, like so many people in this country believe, he only wants to have people that come into the country illegally deported. He has said that deporting illegals is something that Dwight Eisenhower did to solve the immigration problem during his time in office. He said, “Dwight Eisenhower, a great president, moved 15 million illegal immigrants out of the country just beyond the boarder… they came back… he moved them way south. They never came back. We have no choice.” Although some people don’t know, Trump doesn’t just want to keep Mexicans out. He wants to let them in, but only if they come in legally.

To begin with, Trump's simple message really resonated with many Americans who found the “American Dream” to be a fitting way of life. This message was “ Make America Great Again.” These four words can be described as following, “ ...it captured both pessimism and optimism, both

Trump wants to cut down the tax percentage by like 5 percent. Trump wants to stop China from stealing our jobs and to cut unneeded regulations to try to make America the best place in the world to do business. Trump promised that he wouldn't touch any of the popular benefits programs such as social

Moreover, Mr. Trump has admitted that he doesn’t prepare for debates or study briefing books; he believes such things get in the way of a good performance. No major presidential candidate has ever been quite as disdainful of knowledge, as indifferent to facts as he is. Mr. Trump believes he’ll snap his fingers and everyone from his political opponents will bend to his will. He is a man operating in his own thoughts in a fantasy world. Mr. Trump’s main concern is “winning the election,” not “serving the people” or “leading the country.” This is one

President Trump’s use of Twitter has become a controversial issue since he took office. His approval rating has plummeted to thirty-seven percent since taking office in January, with many complaining about his tweets. Numerous authors, such as Maya Oppenheim, Shamila N. Chaudhary, Berkeley Lovelace Jr., James F. Peltz, Cecilia Kang, and Nahal Toosi have written about the effects of President Donald Trump’s tweets. Furthermore, these authors have indicated that Trump’s tweets have caused increasing problems for our country. The issue of Donald Trump’s tweets is represented by how they affect our relationships with other countries, how they affect the profit of businesses and companies, and that his tweets present a threat to national security.

In less than two decades, social media has revolutionized modern communication and information sharing. What began as a simple form of social networking has turned into innumerable platforms for people around the globe to share ideas, create and share businesses, promote brands, read news from various sources, as well as share and find vast amounts of information, among many other uses. Thus, with a few clicks of a button, people are now able to interact with someone on the other side of the world. The capabilities created through social media’s many uses have forever changed global politics, business, and interpersonal communication.

Social media has grown at phenomenal rates over the past decade, with its rise being easily visible in several fields such as publishing, business, and activism, among others. The rise of its use in the field of politics is well known by those who are on and off social media, as a result of increasing number of politicians using this global platform to their maximum advantage.