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Each person tried to convey their message by bringing up ideas that would allow them to compromise with the people of their nation. It was as if some of the things they said were to better fit the people of their nation instead of saying what their plans for the United States truly would be. This example clearly shows that in current day events, world leaders try to compromise with others whether it is their people or other leaders to become more effective in trying to reach their goal. According to online polls, Donald Trump won the debate because he stated that he would strive to change the United States along with presenting himself as a fighter who would stand up for the American people who feel betrayed and ignored by current leaders. These actions are identified as compromising with the people of the United States showing that leaders are certainly more effective when they are willing to

First presidential debate took place in Hofstra University in Hempstead New York on 26th September. Anchor NBC nightly news, Lester Holt is the moderator of this presidential debate.

The first presidential debate was held in Hempstead, New York on Monday of September 26. The two presidential candidates that clashed that night was Republican nominee Donald J. Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. This night was meant to gain an advantage on your opponent in the polls. The debate focused on three main points of discussion; America’s Direction, Achieving Prosperity, and Securing America.

The Vice Presidential Debate took place at Longwood University located in Farmville, Virginia moderated by, Elaine Quijano. Senator Tim Kaine and Governor Mike Pence both sat at a table with Quijano. The debate consisted of 9 segments, each 10 minutes in length and 2 minutes for each candidate to respond. Topics discussed in this debate include questions about Donald Trump's temperament, the economy, Social Security, police and race relations, nuclear weapons, abortion and religious faith. It was very surprising to see a young moderator, Elaine Quijano. She was the first digital network anchor selected to be a moderator. She did a good job at being a moderator, not to mention having to be the first Asian American moderator. When the debate was firing up with interruptions, she stepped in and said “Gentlemen, the people at home cannot understand either one of you when you talk over each other.” She was well paced, had asked essential, substantive questions.

Almost 23 million people tuned to CNN to watch the second debate of the election cycle. Throughout the three-hour telecast, the debate, its participants and one particularly "hot" audience member, were trending on social media. After the debate ended, however, it was time for hours-on-end analyses from T.V. political pundits.

The five candidates for the Democratic nomination for president (Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Martin O'Malley, Jim Webb and Lincoln Chafee) had over two hours to compare their proposals to address the problems of America. The first Democratic debate showed the benefit of having five Candidates’ underside of a dozen candidates, was better in relation to time and especially to don’t have someone like Donald Trump. The debate was not a tournament of personalities, full of insults and grand statements. It was a much filled with information and very civilized.

The debate was held at the Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York, and started at 8:00pm. According to CNN money, over 80 million people watched the debate (money.cnn.com, 2016). It was moderated by Lester Holt of NBC News. The electorates expected Donald Trump to demonstrate that he would be able to manage his temper as the commander-in-chief when faced with challenging situations. This was expected because he has shown overtime during the campaign, that he was easily upset when he was asked certain questions. The electorates wanted to see how prepared he was for both the debate and office of the president. The electorates expect Secretary Clinton to be prepared, but are still concerned with if they could trust her if she becomes the president of the United States of America. Both candidates were courteous and professional at the beginning of the debate. Trump asked if it was ok to call his opposition, Secretary Hillary Clinton, because he wanted her to be happy. The debate was divided into six segments of 15 minutes each on major topics that were selected by the moderator.

The participants of the first presidential debate are; Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The debate was 90 minutes long, and divided into 6 segments of 15 minutes each one. The three main topics of the debate were; Achieving prosperity, American’s direction, and Securing America.

The event that I would like to analyze is a First Democratic Presidential Debate 2016 by CNN that was held on 10-13-2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This was the first occasion where all candidates from the Democratic party were together on the same stage. They were asked question about their promises made to electorate and their future plants if they will get elected, but were also asked about their past decisions. The main idea of this conference was for the audience to get more familiar with candidate and their views, and their past achievements or downfalls. For the candidates it was a perfect occasion to get their message across to the audience, convince them to vote for their candidacy; they would also try to debate with one another on issues

The fourth debate hosted by Fox Business Network in conjunction with The Wall Street Journal featured plenty of exchanges between the candidates clashing on issues such as immigration, Wall Street, and national security. With no breakout moments and fewer minor fireworks throughout the night, the top eight candidates succeeded in offering explanation of their economic policy.

I believe that Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders were the top two candidates in this debate. Debating is Clinton’s forte, she constantly has well-crafted and well-spoken responses, understanding when to answer questions directly and how to fluently change the topic to improve her public image. For example she knows how to steer a question to her benefit, the biggest shortage Clinton has is her credibility which was brought up by the moderator, asking her if she would respond to the question she answered with a simple “no”, the audience loved this and this also gave her the ability to diverge from the topic of her credibility. Bernie Sanders raised the level of discourse of the debate by taking away issues like Hillary Clintons emails and bringing

The debate this august 6, 2015 was held in Cleveland Ohio, the first debate for the presidential campaign. Many of the comments made were ridiculously childish. The following topics were discussed at the debate taxes, immigration, education, Obama's decisions, war, Isis, woman rights, and gay marriage.

The people in debate are a strange juxtaposition. Outside of round, there is cursing and teasing, like in all high schools. Striding into the room where the judge sits, the suits and heels take over, and it is all suave voices, elegant movements, and professionalism, like a switch has been flipped. But just as the people are contradictory, the debate community is as

I support David Jones article because I am from the city. NYC is a tough city to keep up a decent income because housing and public transportation is expensive. Most people want to live in the Big Apple and thus, that is why NYC is crowded and expensive. Most New Yorker’s have to pay $1,000 - 4,000 rent while paying $120 for subway fare monthly. People in the city put in long hours, to make corporate and law firm salaries or working three jobs to get ahead. The city incredibly busy and focused. The local government is not doing enough in reducing subway fares and rent. Most public schools in the city are not doing well due to teachers being overworked, underfunded, and burdened with paperwork. When this happen, you will see higher dropout rates

Violence in American schools is escalating faster than a speeding bullet. Society demands that schools be safe for our children, yet recent events indicate we need to escalate our efforts to prevent violence in schools at the same time address violence in the larger community. Crises involving sudden violence in schools are traumatic in large measure because they are unexpected. The shrapnel from bullets fired on school grounds have a way of touching the life's of many. In the wake of such a crisis, members of the school community are asked-and ask themselves-what could have been done to prevent it.