How Effective Is Donald Trump?

“The Limit of Trumpism,” discusses how Trump’s agenda has kept him in the presidential election. Many have tried to follow his agendas but have caused them to lose the primaries. The article also demonstrates the limits to Trump. The biggest fault Trump has is reaching minorities. Instead of trying to entice minorities he is bashing immigrants. The author believes that this area of ignorance is causing Trump to lose in the polls.

Trump is a name with a lot of history and a lot of connotation that only continues to grow as Donald Trump runs his presidential campaign. With all the backing that he proclaims, Trump still shows alarming qualities for a man that could be rising to power. He shows inconsistency which alludes to a weakness of character that makes him a poor presidential candidate. He is widely known for his aggressive arrogant ideas, which appeals to come people, but major concern arises from Trump being unable to defend his own ideas and, when he is questioned about them, he turns tail and flip-flops his opinions. Being able to clearly and concisely present ideas and then defend them seems like an elementary concept of how to build a solid platform, yet it

How did Donald Trump appeal to the public? First, Trump emphasized on Clinton’s weaknesses such as her e-mail scandal. The result of the scandal resulted in a loss of trust for Clinton, by voters (Cristina Silva, para. 3). Second, Trump stayed confident during the race and never let his guard down. Trump got the attention of voters by being bold and demanding change (Cristina Silva, para. 4). Third, Trump had learned how to communicate with the public through his career on television. He could use what he learned from being on television to get publicity during debates and on other news networks. (Cristina Silva, para. 5). Fourth, Trump was well known before the election. The people who were well aware of Trump before the election tended to vote for him (Cristina Silva, para. 6). Fifth, Trump had enough money to self run his campaign and the extra donations helped in developing a new standard for campaigning (Cristina Silva, para. 7). Sixth, Trump appealed to voters with his plans on immigration and stopping Muslims from coming into the country. He taught civilians on how immigration is disruptive in our communities (Cristina Silva, para. 8,10). Seventh, Trump’s success as a businessman gave voters the impression that he will be a successful president (Cristina Silva, para. 11). Eighth, Trump gets points across with ease because he doesn’t use complicated words, making his plans easy to understand (Cristina Silva, para. 14). Ninth, Trump tells things how they are and is honest about what he thinks. Voters see him as a trustworthy candidate (Cristina Silva, para. 15). Tenth, Trump reached out to voters. During his campaign he went far and wide to spread what he had to say out to voters. He would also go off script in order to make his speeches more meaningful and from the heart (Cristina Silva, para. 19-20). Eleventh, Trump fought for swing states by visiting the mixed

Over the last few months, Donald Trump has taken the political world by storm after rising to the position of the Republican frontrunner of the 2016 election. Since it was announced in June 2015, Trump’s campaign has been wildly successful. Trump has promised massive changes in many areas of the US government, which has earned him a massive following.

Rise of an Unconventional Candidate: Donald Trump’s popularity can be attributed to the support of blue collar workers, one panelist argued. The working class believes his remarks paint him as an honest man and appreciate that he isn’t part of the GOP establishment. The real estate mogul has a strong appeal to those who have suffered from economic globalization, which are largely lower-educated, older white men living in the South, the Rust Belt, and the Rocky Mountains, a panelist said. His supporters have lost out to global competition, particularly from China, suffered from wage and job losses, and feel threatened by terrorism, immigrants, and America’s changing demographics. The panelist noted that these voters have real reasons to be

The elections of 2016 are a portrayal of both unrest and aspiration for the political future of the United States of America. The 2016 elections are possibly both unorthodox and most controversial. Spurred through social media, this year’s elections are grabbing everyone’s attention, both globally and nationally. Out of the twenty three candidates, only two remain: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Donald Trump, specifically, has shocked the citizens of USA with his blunt and piercing opinions. Because of his bold character, he remains a recognizable political figure. Though his statements may not seem to be premeditated, his thoughts are original and most importantly, supported with evidence and logic.

On Tuesday November 9th 2016, Donald Trump was elected president of the United States of America. Mr. Trump was an unlikely and underestimated candidate, not only by the Republican party he associates with but his Democratic rival and what half of the population. He is politically inexperienced and ran his campaign capitalizing on the nation’s economic concerns and fears. His racial remarks and sexual assault allegations seemed to be overlooked by voters and seemed to benefit him due to the racial tensions arising in our nation. He was elected into the highest position possible, President of the free world. His rise in popularity was largely missed by polling organizations and data experts. In this paper I am going to examine the main reasons

Donald Trump claims that he will “Make America Great Again,” but he embodies qualities that make America an embarrassment. His racist, sexist, and uninformed views are not representative of the American population as a whole, but Trump is somehow leading in the polls among the Republican candidates. This obvious contradiction of Trump being rewarded for his “bad behavior” occurs as a result of the media coverage of his campaign. Trump’s candidacy epitomizes the idea that “all press is good press.” Both the positive and negative media coverage Donald Trump has received since announcing his candidacy is extremely advantageous to his campaign. The foundation of Trump’s success can be attributed to many characteristics that United States citizens emphasize, including his media influence, his celebrity, and his memorability. While many laugh at the idea that Donald Trump can “Make America Great Again,” it is certain that Trump represents many qualities that are distinctly part of American culture.

In previous elections, presidential candidates have marketed themselves with reputational capital, expressive rhetoric, and catchy slogans to capture an audience, until Donald Trump. Unlike Hillary and her decades of political credibility, Donald relied on his brand name from the multiple Trump hotels and television show, The Apprentice, to achieve marketing recognition among the American people–an unprecedented tactic to be used by a president (Washington Post). Beyond this brand, Trump ushered along his blunt and controversial character–atypical politician attributes–to attract the white-working class in the Midwestern states who found most presidents to ignore their needs. Whether he is featured on broadcasts, debates, or advertisements, Trump uses his loud and energetic personality to preserve people’s focus with short, yet sharp phrasing (Washington Post). For example, “We can’t live like this. It’s gonna get worse and worse. You’re going to have more World Trade Centers. It’s gonna get worse and worse. We can be politically

Who is Donald Trump to the American people? While being easily recognizable to the American people because of his television personality on The Apprentice, he has no other political

Donald Trump will make America the greatest country. Donald Trump will obliterate ISIS. Donald Trump is the roughest, toughest man in the race. Donald Trump is the only candidate who can beat Hillary Clinton in an election. If you have ever been around one of Donald Trump’s cult-like supporters, you may have heard these claims, but 10 seconds researching Trump dispels these claims. Donald Trump as president would be detrimental to America. To dispel these fictitious claims and explain why Donald Trump would be a disastrous president, it is necessary to talk about Trump’s characteristics and Trump’s success record.

Donald Trump might be one of the most controversial people in a long time. It's almost like wherever he goes controversy follows him around. And to make things more interesting he is expected to win as most of the polls showing that(1). The controversy that follows the future president is not limited to a single topic, it varies from religion to racism to sexism etc. However even after all this Donald Trump is having one of the most impressive and entertaining presidential campaigns of all time. This is not a stroke of luck, but instead it is an extremely well thought plan. And a president who can become by doing things that Donald Trump has done and said like “I will build a great wall – and

There has been various titles that Donald Trump held over the span of his life. Trump’s titles of celebrity, billionaire, innovator, constructor, reality star, and many other names, but the most surprising by far is Trump: The leader of the Republican Party for presidency. In June 2015, Donald Trump shocked the nation as he officially declared he was running for President of the United States. Trump’s announcement was initially viewed as a publicity stunt, but in July, the polls took an inconceivable turn as Trump climbed to the top of the Republican polls. Trump has never given up the lead since, and in the process, Trump amassed a cult following of disgruntled Americans who genuinely believe in Trump. He draws thousands of people into sold-out

The 2016 Presidential Election has been a really hot subject around the US right now. Both of the candidates are working really hard on their election. Donald Trump is really wanting to come out with the win on this election. He sticks to the republican party’s beliefs and what they stand for. Donald Trump has had a very successful life, experienced great past jobs, and has strong beliefs and promises.

Donald Trump was elected president of the United States of America on November 8th, 2016, and now has been running our country for over a year. As Trump’s first year in office slowly began, his reputation seems to be creating different outside views of our nation and arguments started producing everywhere. After competing with Hillary Clinton for the presidential term in office, Trump defeated her along with her democratic supporters causing one of the most shocking elections in U.S. history. Using public media web pages, we are reviewing both sides of the argument regarding Trump’s election and we are going to decipher why each arguer supports their side, and why each side is reasonable for the benefit of our country.