Mr Trump Persuasive Essay

The New York Times columnist David Brooks calls it “the greatest political shock of our lifetime.” At the end of August, it seemed as though Donald Trump was destined to fail in his bid to become the 45th President of the United States. After months of new revelations of sexual harassments and use of vulgar language, spectators of the political sport were almost certain that Secretary Clinton would win, and then that fateful day came. Everyone, including some of Donald Trump’s most ardent supporters were shocked at the outcome of the election, leaving many to ask how such a thing could happen. While still shocking, ideas and concepts learned in the Election the President seminar have helped to explain the process, the results, and even the candidates themselves.

Many were hopeful for Trumps presidency because his slogan “make america great again” was very hopeful to some states, but now there is being some regret for him being chosen to be our president. As from our past president it is said “Barack Obama made people feel hopeful. George W. Bush made people feel at ease. Trump made people angry” (Cillizza). Trump does not have a filter, whether it be in person or on social media. People who participated in a poll voted “In which large majorities of people in key swing states call the president of the United States an "embarrassment" -- should concern him” (Cillizza). Trump is not even concerned that people do not like him, he should be making an effort.

November 2016 gave America its biggest political upset in decades, perhaps in the history of the nation. Donald Trump became the fifth President to lose the popular vote but somehow manage to win the presidential election. A billionaire businessman who spent most of his campaign bashing his opponents, facing allegations of sexual assault, insulting people with physical and mental handicaps, disputing allegations he was working with Russians to win the election, knocking prisoners of war because they disagreed with him, yelling about his opponent, Hillary Clinton and her alleged emails, supporting openly racist newspapers, news outlets and other organizations, and basically complaining, all of the time, no matter what was happening. He really managed to win. 2016 quite possibly held the ugliest and most upsetting presidential race in history, and will go down as such. Most of Trump’s voters were white and working class, uneducated, white men, (Thrush, White, Hughes, Ratner, Strauss, & Zeitz, 2016). His unraveled tweets, his perpetual television presence and mass rallies made him a hero to his class of voters. Now, 11 months into his Presidency, even those who voted for him avoid the news due to the continual, anxiety driven updates about which world leader our President has most recently upset. It is clear as glass Trump is affecting the moral of the entire country, Americans are more stressed in todays political climate than ever (Sifferlin, 2017) but who is really being affected by him, his administration, and his polices?

There is much dissention and controversy surrounding the political opponents and the upcoming presidential election that will occur in November 2016. Many candidates, both Democrat and Republican, along with their supporters, are setting precedence with their abusive and abrasive behavior. In many instances they are disrespectful, dishonest, uncooperative, and un-American in their pursuit of the highest political office in our country. The most aggressive and unprofessional candidate of all is Donald Trump. When I’m president, I’m a different person. I can do anything,” he said. “I can be the most politically correct person you’ve ever seen.” In my opinion, this man does not belong in the white house and should not become the president of anything.

Donald trump is a wedge in the coggs of progress. His inauguration proves that much. He masks divisiveness with a thin film of lies like a blanket draped over a bear. He lies openly and his mindless followers eat it all up like moths to a flame. Yet his style is clear and understandable and his message is clear, as well.

In order to change the mind of someone, something big needs to happen to grab their attention, and what better way to do so than doing something unexpected and/or outrageous.  For President Trump, any press is good press, which means to him there’s no such thing as bad press; therefore, unexpected and outrageous are part of his charismatic persona that many people seem to flock to.

Election night was a night of uncertainty. On November 8, 2016, half of America was left in complete shock when several mainstream media outlets reported Donald Trump as the new president-elect. Everyone wanted to know what the future of America would be. Numerous celebrities took to social media to encourage individuals to protest for what is right. Not only did African-Americans protest but so did whites and many other minorities. We fear that he will be very reckless with foreign leaders, enslave black people again, and also continue his rash comments via Twitter. Like many others in my community, I believe that anyone who thinks he is unfit to be president should continue to

If you were the president of the United States of America what kind of leader would you want to be? You would want to lead your country with pride and power. Donald Trump is committed to his job and making changes not only in America, but also around the world. He has made great improvements in America; a few examples are making a difference with democracy, upholding global democracy/civilian rights and new economics/tax reform. These three issues, and many others, all have something in common; Trump is making these complications into strengths in the United States of America and he has only been in the presidency business for over three years.

I really did not feel compelled to write this piece, but as days passed after the election I felt like Americans needed little light shed on the situation. Tuesday night was a very nail bitter situation as millions of Americans were anxiously waiting for results,but in the wee hours of the mornings as you already know Donald Trump was declared our President. Whether you support him or not, it happened and all we can do is move forward. It is understandable to be a little frustrated at first if your candidate lost, but what I saw on social media was complete HATRED from both parties. My heart began to ache after just a few seconds of reading several posts that were filled with the same wretched lies. Hillary supporters calling every republican racist and sexist, but then republicans calling democrats upset because we can't be baby killers anymore and getting our food stamps taken away.

The public have watched in suspended horror, or elation, depending on your perspective, how Donald J. Trump has turned the presidential primaries into a reality TV show. With his background as a reality producer and star, he has reached into his repertoire of gimmicks to unleash campaign tactics unseen in recent memory. Each and every night in the news, we are treated to his childish antics of name calling, insults to his colleagues and opponents, blaming and vilifying minority communities for the ills of the country and threatening to abolish the fourteenth amendment of the constitution. All of this happens as majority of the nation’s elite media outlets sits on the sideline, sometimes cheering him on.

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.

Donald Trump has caused the most controversy this year in his presidential run, than any other attempt. From his presidential announcement in July of 2015 to his winning of president-elect in November 2016 to his inauguration in January of 2017 has been more and more hectic. But when he delivered a speech in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and when he won the presidential campaign on November 9th, 2016, the people of Los Angeles, California went crazy, and all types of violent protests and civil disobedience happened. There were people that attempted to sneak into the rally to hurt Trump in Albuquerque and people that blocked the highway in Los Angeles.

These past few months, America has been in a great state of turmoil due to one of the most controversial presidential elections in history, the outcome of which has left the country divided with the question of whether the surprise presidential elect, Donald Trump, is actually fit to be president. He is one of the only people in this nation’s history that has managed to become the presidential elect without being a career politician or having any background experience in that area, and that alone deserves at least a little bit of recognition. For as long as anyone can remember this country has been ran by politicians who have time and time again disappointed the American people. The huge amount of distrust that has built up over the years is why the people began to demand a change and chose a man with no real experience. He is brash and outspoken, yet the formality is just one example of the many changes that are going to begin. While there has been a lot of debate over whether or not presidential elect Donald Trump is fit for office there are positive points to his election such as his views on imposing congressional term limits, bringing jobs back from overseas, as well as his stance on immigration and Obama Care.

This is creating an atmosphere of mistrust and disrespect for the Trump administration. This perceived lack of “right conduct” on President Trump’s part, has made it all but impossible for him to garner the support of the citizenry to trust him to govern effectively in a bi-partisan manner. The inability of people to trust, or even respect the president, has many calling into question his judgement on other political decisions. Whether the president’s action is right or wrong depends on one’s moral and ethical point of view. Consequently, this issue has strong emotions tied to it. Many believe his actions are clearly in direct opposition to the statement, "right conduct in government translates into a well-founded respect for, and trust of government on the part of the

Trump brings in a variety of people by promising them impossible things, encouraging violence, and supporting discrimination. To America, it seems that Trump believes that he is untouchable. In the article “The Movie that Foretold the Rise of Donald Trump” by Marc Fisher, it is stated that Trump said “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose any voters.” Likewise, in the movie “A Face in the Crowd,” Rhodes states “This whole country, just like my flock of sheep, they’re mine, I own them, they think like I do. Only they’re more stupid than I am, so I got to think for them. Both of these men inherit the trait of arrogance and they are undoubtedly power-hungry. Unfortunately, neither of these traits are necessary for leadership roles, and it shows as Rhode’s popularity crumbles when he unintentionally tells the people America what he thinks about them. If Trump stays in the position he is in, the people of America can only expect the same