Negative Essay On Donald Trump

There are many reasons as to why Donald Trump shouldn’t be president. He’s a man who thinks it’s okay to make racist comments and who thinks it is okay to make fun of a disabled person. He doesn’t realize that America is made up of a huge minority groups including: Hispanics, Muslims, and African Americans. He is someone who has no clue about political issues because he has never had any experience in the field before. We ask ourselves why did the United States choose him to be president. The reason why he won is because he won the electoral college votes. He did not win the popular vote and this has been controversial. Trump isn’t fit for the job. He says whatever he wants when he wants and doesn’t care if he hurts people. Therefore, I think

The American political system is built on simple but revolutionary principles from our founding Fathers. These principles state that self-governance is an absolute right and the governments purpose is to serve the interests of the people. Characteristics which are essential to a healthy, functioning democracy. But America has stumbled upon a formidable roadblock to the realization of our founding fathers dream, as Lincoln said, of a country that is "of the people, by the people and for the people"( Citizens at Work, 2003). There are many factors that distort this reality and the main

There are any reasons why hillary clinton should have won. Im am going to state only a few reasons why donald trump should have lost. Hillary even won the popular vote and still lost the election to a rapist a sexist and a racist. And the many other horrible things that donald trump is. Donald trump violates a lot of the constitution not letting people have the same rights. Deporting people who are citizens just because they look wrong to him. He's a jerk and bully he doesn't care what other people want just what he wants. When he says he will “make america great again” no it should be he will “make america bad again”. All he ever does is criticize people around him. He doesn't care what they think all he cares about is himself. He goin got cause a war with someone (most likely iraq).

Donald J. Trump outlines his plans to make USA great again through better leadership and action. Too much empty talk, not enough action. We the People are tired of these politicians who talk their way into office and then fail to live up to what they promised. Trump will restore America to its former greatness, a greatness we have not seen since the Reagan years. This book is also a call for the return of genuine patriotism and taking pride in our country. We the People know that USA is the greatest country in the world and we need to put someone in the Oval Office who will actually Lead and put that greatness on display by taking Action.

Donald Trump does not have to honor the "loyalty pledge", because the establishment is not honoring their end of the pledge of treating him fairly, therefore the pledge is not valid.

Donald Trump should not be President of the United States of America because he does not support abortion and offers a punishment for doctors giving the abortion, if he makes it illegal so many great doctors and pregnant women will have to punish for doing what they think is right. Donald Trump dislikes Mexican immigrants coming into the US so he stated that he is going to build a wall between Mexico and the US. Lastly he does not support gun control and feels like no one needs a permit or background check to own a gun.

America possesses many faults; however, this nation also remains very successful. The political system seems more advanced compared to others. This country advocates for freedom and human rights. Unfortunately, the prestige decimates as this past election coincides with a joke, a joke that no one desires to hear and longs to surpass before the memories form. Donald Trump wins the election and citizens question whether Obama possesses the ability to serve another term. Nonetheless, the newly elected President remains the public figure who moves me towards action. Donald Trump encourages my involvement in politics, education of white privilege, and perseverance to defend others.

On January 20th, 2017, President Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States. President Trump has become known for his outrageous and, sometimes, offensive comments regarding individuals, foreign and domestic leaders, and economic, foreign and trade policies throughout his campaign and into his presidency. Much of this rhetoric was fired at China, whom President Trump blamed for “stealing American jobs” and “using our country as a piggybank to rebuild China” in the first round of presidential debates on September 26th, 2016. Along with these remarks, President Trump brought into the debate a staple ideal of his campaign, putting America first before worrying about any other country. At a time, so crucial in American

The United States is built upon a certain set of ideals and values , written seemingly clearly within the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. Yet, despite this, there are various disagreements in how political promises to the people of the country play out. The unifying factor of what I believe American politics is, is the development to live up to these ideals and values. It is a nation built on the stifling of true, direct, democracy of the masses, built upon favoring wealth and an elitist system, but despite all this, it takes its Creed very seriously. Though interpretations may differ on how this is accomplished, the basic politics surrounding the United States, combined with a shared national identity and history, demands an attempt, or at least a show of fairness, equality, responsibility, and representation. It may never succeed in living up to the ideals of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,” but that does not stop the demand of both policymakers and citizens to uphold and defend these rights.

The 45th president of the United States, Donald Trump, definitely isn’t seen as a normal or establishment president. Throughout his election process and almost a year into his term, Trump has proven he is one of the more unique presidents in American history. Because of this uniqueness, he is typically highly criticize. Though, this criticism clouds some of the reality. In fact, in his first year, a lot of his presidential accomplishments are comparable to previous modern day presidents. Therefore, through general norms and patterns to evaluate a president, Trump has shown he is extremely unique, but also fits in with the presidential normalcy.

Donald Trump became the 45th President of the United States of America, on January 20th 2017, which in turn evoked a new starting point of policies that will serve everyone in the U.S. From the travel ban to his plan to abolish Obamacare, President Trump’s policies are already taking an effect on some Americans however it has the potential to change the framework of the U.S. On what extent his policies will affect individual Americans is up to discussion.

IT IS INSUFFICIENT TO STATE the obvious of Donald Trump: that he is a white man who would not be president were it not for this fact. With one immediate exception, Trump’s predecessors made their way to high office through the passive power of whiteness—that bloody heirloom which cannot ensure mastery of all events but can conjure a tailwind for most of them. Land theft and human plunder cleared the grounds for Trump’s forefathers and barred others from it. Once upon the field, these men became soldiers, statesmen, and scholars; held court in Paris; presided at Princeton; advanced into the Wilderness and then into the White House. Their individual triumphs made this exclusive party seem above America’s founding sins, and it was forgotten that the former was in fact bound to the latter, that all their victories had transpired on cleared grounds. No such elegant detachment can be attributed to Donald Trump—a president who, more than any other, has made the awful inheritance explicit.

I think Donald Trump would make a good president because he is a successful business man. He seems to know his way around the business world. I think that he could probably apply those principals to the US government. In my personal opinion, I think he is the right man for the job! I believe that he will make the citizens of the United States proud. There are plenty of issues that Donald would definitely get involved in as he begins fixing the economy, our government, and so much more. He seems to be a man for the people and wants to make our citizens happy. He is not a big time politician. Hopefully he will not forget those who elected him, and actually work and speak for the people. I am ready to for him to jump in and get a good start to show us how good he can really be.

Donald J. Trump is the very definition of the American success story, continually setting the standards of excellence while expanding his interests in real estate, sports, and entertainment. He is the archetypal businessman – a deal maker without peer.

Fallow 's (2010) "How American Can Rise Again" article is a compilation of the various perspective of America 's ability to rise and fall (p. 1). But the bottom line is whether or not America 's political system is broken or not, and how it will fare in the future. Fallow (2010) argues America has been though crises and has always managed to recover. He compares America 's problems relative to other countries of the world, he describes how American has the upper hand, and what its problems are (Fallow, 2010). Finally, Fallow (2010) attempts to provide solutions. The Economist (2014) argues the constitution might be outdated for the 21st century. Brady (2014) also argues the government whether or not the government is broken. Finally, Heffner, (2014) argues our political system is broken and no longer supports America. There may be truth in the arguments of Fallow and others, and this essay will argue the problem with America is not the political system itself, but a problem with how the American political system has evolved and how it is represented.