Jeb Bush Presidential Campaign

Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the Senator of the State of Florida Marco Rubio, his family, his education, his career, and how do people perceived him.

“The 2nd truism that we must understand is that our poverty does not create our social problems, our social problems create our poverty,” stated Republican party candidate, Marco Rubio. He was the senator of Florida. Rubio is 44 years old. He has been interested in politics and volunteer work since he was a juvenile. U.S. citizens should vote for Marco Rubio because he is against gay marriage, he is against abortion, and is for legal immigration.

One successful strategy applied in political propaganda is “plain folks”. This strategy appeals to regular citizens in different ways, whether making the politician seem down-to-earth, homely, or simply relatable. One example of this is when candidates always seem to be rolling up their sleeves, wearing jeans, drinking beer, or doing some other “ordinary” activity. This gives politicians a more approachable and empathetic vibe, and is helpful in relating voters to the candidate, hence giving them a desire to vote. Another example of this is shown in Document C, through Stevenson’s song “I Love the Guv”. The lyric “I’d rather have a man with a hole in his shoe than a hole in everything he says” is a powerful example of this type of strategy, as it is making Stevenson just seem like another normal citizen. Although this strategy is extremely effective and quite ethical, it may be, at times, less than informative.

The Adams’, Roosevelt’s, Kennedy’s, and even Clinton’s earned the ability to have their name represent power and respect. The Bush’s have not earned that ability, but they will continue to try. One Bush was enough, but we had to endure a 2nd, and entertain the possibility of a 3rd. Jeb Bush just plainly does not have “it”, but that did not stop his establishment fueled Super PAC from raising him millions of dollars. The populace has shown that they are looking for an outsider, and Jeb Bush is the furthest thing from it. He may have been more successful if ran in 2012, when he would have been a Bushier version of Mitt Romney, but in 2016 his campaign has faltered heavily. We are seeing that the “Smart” Bush is not all that smart. He is not charismatic or quick on his feet (saying Margaret Thatcher should be on the $10 bill was ill-advised), so he just has his record and name to run on. His reputation as Governor is marred by the Terry Schiavo case, but he did bring in job growth and balanced budgets. Running on his family name might not yield the best of returns, as the taste of his brother has not yet left the national pallet. Jeb!, despite all his faults, is one of the most practical people running. He is statesmanlike, has knowledge on the issues, and seems to have a genuine desire to help the American people. Jeb likely won’t win the nomination, but the GOP could do a lot

The Campaign According to the Texas Tribute website, Texas candidates have spent from $0 to $70,805.43 that in from $0 per vote to $61.52 per vote in 2016 general election. Analyzing the website, I figured out that the most important aspect to win the election is not the amount spent but the strategies used. 1 Brandon Creighton has spent $0.39 per vote that is $93,194.21 and has been elected as a Texas senate in district 4. Carlos I. 1 Uresti has spent 243,160.84 that is $1.82 per vote and has been elected. As I am going to run as a Texas senate, I plan to spend about 150,000.

Gary Johnson's goal to make it to the debates stage this fall with Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump took a big leap forward on Monday, as his campaign blew past its one-day fundraising goal of $1.5 million and hauled in $1.7 million.

Rubio’s main focus and goal was to lower taxes, but he also worked on improving education, as well as making the government efficient. Marco Rubio’s two previous terms as the Florida Speaker of the House, was spent travelling Florida sharing, what he called “idea-raiser” meetings. These meetings were focused on addressing the key issues that the people of Florida had. In his determined effort, Marco Rubio encouraged the people of Florida to present their ideas in order to make their state stronger and successful.

In March of 2015 Ted Cruz announced his candidacy. Since then, his names has graced numerous news organizations. Cruz speaks on behalf of passionate Republicans desperate for change. Currently, he holds the fourth highest polling percentage amongst the Republican candidates. Cruz can win because of his high voter demographic in large groups, campaign strategies, and his views on issues. Although, his campaign needs to improve in order to beat Trump, Carson, Rubio, and eventually the Democratic candidate.

The United States is not what it used to be. The United States was the moderator of the world. Every other country feared the U.S., but now it seems to be lacking the luster it once had. The United States of America’s success starts at one place. That is the president of the United States. The president controls and oversees all actions taken by the government. The United States needs a leader that can return this country to its former glory. Marco Rubio is that leader. What Rubio lacks in age and experience he makes up for with hard work and determination to win. Marco Rubio 's plans to return this country to glory are rooted with conservative belief and backed by the republican party. There are many other candidates fighting to be the next person to turn this country around. Marco Rubio will put his plans into action and make The United States better for all. Marco Rubio is a great candidate for president.

Presidential campaigns often thrive on fallacies. Trump is a perfect example of this, but is not the only one. Hillary Clinton, Martin O’Malley, Ben Carson, etc. Marco Rubio’s campaign, in particular, relies on a overly sentimental appeals as well as combination of fallacies resulting in a scare tactic.

Marco Rubio is a Florida senator who is running for president in the 2016 election

Marco Rubio, the previous Senator of Florida, presented ways he could contribute to make “A New American Century” for our nation in the years to come if elected as president. People have expressed their concerns to Rubio that they do not recognize their own country. Rubio believes this is because in 2008, we elected someone (Obama) who was not interested in fixing America, but who wanted to fundamentally and radically change America. He believes that America has created this idea that if anyone is successful, that they have done something wrong. Americans have created a nation that is different than what the nation was fundamentally built upon because we have started to place the constitution as if it is an annoyance, saying traditional Americans

Meet the retooled Jeb Bush, the awkward scion of a political dynasty who thus far has had little use for making voters feel loved. He thinks his path to the election now runs through showing and selling his authentic nerdy self. That means pulling down the stage curtains with the press, admitting his flaws, munching his paleo-friendly turkey jerky in front

Marco Rubio was born in Miami, Florida in 1971. Rubio earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida in 1993, then he attended the University of Miami for his law degree. Rubio’s political career began with his election to the West Miami City Commission in 1998. In 1999, Rubio was elected in the Florida House of Representatives. Then in 2009, Rubio won his campaign for the U.S. Senate. In 2015, Rubio announced his plans to run for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. He re-entered the race for his previous Senate seat and was re-elected in 2016.

Donald Trump analyzed Common Core; No Child Left Behind, and Race to the Top as an indoctrination instead to achieve win education. The politicians produced a flawed system which prohibited the decision making of states and local school boards. The decision making prohibits parental participation educating our children. The Federal Department of Education has become the dictator writing policy. The Gestapo Agency has failed and silenced the local districts' parents who are capable in leading the field of an education system. We do not prepare students for real life; instead concerned in passing tests treating accordingly. The politically correct has taken over our schools, and Trump anti-establishment priority to correct policy and