Political Bumper Sticker Analysis

There are two of the major parties in America, one is the Socialist party “The Socialist Party stands for the abolition of every form of domination and exploitation, whether based on social class, gender, race/ethnicity, age, education, sexual orientation, or other characteristics.” (Socialistplatform.com), on the other side you have Republicans “who believe work tirelessly to cut government spending and to eliminate government waste. Republicans believe individuals should control both their own and their government's pocketbook – the people should authorize all tax increases. Democrats believe that government knows what is best for individuals’. (Republicangop.com) The socialist party slogan is “Power to the people”, the republican’s slogan is “Free labor, free land, and freemen”.

The message I want to get across to my supporters is that in 2036 the economy and life in America will be positive. My look on the delivery was to have a word choice that rhymed so the tone seemed jovial and inviting. I choose to use red, white, and blue because they are eye catching colors and people will associate that the bumper sticker is a campaign bumper sticker. By not capitalizing every letter in the bumper sticker it conveys the message of, I am talking to you, rather than screaming at you. By having a space between Life is Great and Vote for Cate it allows the reader time to transition to a buoyant outlook on the Presidential campaign.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you sincerely for your many years of service. I truly appreciate the stands you have taken to uphold the values that have made this country and state such a wonderful place to raise a family.

Ideology works by masking the social problems and contradictions just like what people generally think the forest should

Elections are a time of competition between two candidates. They bring about controversy and criticism. Neither candidate is necessarily the candidate of choice. In Neshoba county Mississippi 2015, Attorney general republican candidate, Mike Hurst, gives a brief, nondescript speech on why he should be elected as the attorney general in the state. Hurt uses limited experience, a narrow amount of statistics. He is putting his message out by compelling his audience by using emotionally evoking word choice to persuade fellow Mississippians that he cares about the state, the state's people, and the he is the candidate of choice.

My bumper sticker on the left shows a message and a picture. I chose this message because this message is portrayed a lot in the movie and in my opinion, was the main point. God helped Evan and his family by giving them an opportunity ( God helps those) and because they took advantage of it ( who helps themselves). When we pray to pass our exam, but not study at all. It won’t be possible in any way. We still need to study because that’s helping ourselves, if we study and pray to pass, God may do his works. I had put a cross on the end to be a reminder that God loves us. Trying to help ourselves first before letting God help us is not because of any other reasons except his great love for us. Finally, I had made the letters blue to signify

During the campaigning process, both candidates took different approaches in regards to gaining support for their political campaign. “Bryan traveled all over the country, traveling 18,000 miles, giving whistle-stop speeches, while McKinley conducted a "front-porch" campaign in Canton, Ohio, partly because he didn’t want to leave his ailing wife.” (McKinley Memorial Library) Despite McKinley being unable to travel around the nation, over 750,000 people came to Canton, Ohio to listen to his speech. Newspapers and publishing companies reprinted his speeches. McKinley’s campaign is known to be the “ First Modern Campaign.” It was the first campaign in history to give out campaign buttons, ribbons, and memorabilia including soap babies, umbrellas, and walking sticks. In the Presidential Podcast, William McKinley: The Modern Campaign discussed how a big interest of McKinley’s campaign was focused on the working man and how the capitol could take of itself. McKinley had a natural empathy for the working class that was expressed in many of his actions throughout his life. (Cunningham, 2016) He won the election of 1896 by popular vote with over 600,000 and one-third more than William Jennings Bryan, becoming the 25th President of the United States. It was the largest triumph in 25 years.

In the following chapters by Trent, he talks about different forms of political campaign in regards to communication and debates in political campaign. Trent mentions that there are 4 situations that can be found in most campaigns. Those 4 situations are announcement speeches, acceptance addresses, news conference and apologias. There are 3 activities associated with announcement speeches and those 3 are the likelihood of winning, mentioning important people and determining public expectations of the announcement. For acceptance address, candidate have to win their party’s nomination for office. Some elements found in acceptance address are unity, biography and simple statements that are partisan. News conference is a way to focus on the opponent,

While taking the political quiz, I learned about many political issues and debates. I researched many of the questions, due to the fact I honestly had no idea what some of them where, wanting to form a real opinion on the subjects to make my results accurate as possible. My results ended up being pretty accurate, I do agree with my candidate on many platforms, although there are a couple of thing that I would do differently. My results showed that I agreed most with Donald Trump.

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A political ideology is a closely linked set of beliefs about politics. Political ideologies offer their adherents well organized theories that propose goals for the society and the means by which those goals can be achieved. (Americian Government pg.18) The two most common ideologies that come to my mind are the conservatism and liberalism, to in nonprofessional terms Republican and Democrat. The two parties differ in what they believe. The beliefs of one are totally opposite to the next. George Lakoff (Moral Politics) penned this book which simply asks “How Liberals and Conservatives think. In my reading of some of

This political cartoon depicts a black man casting his vote and swatting away annoying “insects” as he does so; all of the flies are labeled with abbreviations showing which state they represent from the North. They seem to be swarming him with angry scowls as if to show their disapproval of his ability to express his opinion by way of voting. At this point in history black American voting rights was a highly controversial issue because slavery had just been abolished in 1865 and white men still felt the black men were “property” not people; therefore most were against the idea of blacks being able to vote. I feel this cartoon depicts a northern view because a black man is voting publically and grinning at the swarm of “flies” as though he

Now that we have defined ideology for this study as, “A consistent coherent set of baseline beliefs that seek to both explain and shape our world,” we can begin to apply this definition to modern political groups to better understand what their ideology is. There are three modern day ideologies that are widely recognized, these being conservatism, liberalism, and libertarianism. Although, in this case, the focus will be on conservatism. There are many modern organizations who claim the their ideology to be conservative. These include the Cato Institute, Republican Party Platform, American Enterprise Institute, Freedom House, and the Heritage Foundation, which will be the five institutions analyzed. As expected, each of these organizations mission statements vary slightly, however they are bonded together

Even as a young American Citizen, without the right to vote just yet, I have developed a political ideology based on specific issues and their direct effect on not only my life, but also those close to me. Many of us have a vision of what is best for our country. The belief system you choose to attach yourself to, ultimately shapes who you are as a person, while also defining what you stand for. Political views have been split into two perspectives, liberal and conservative. Although present issues may simply boil down to everyone wanting the same things in life, such as freedom, a fair chance to prosper, limit those suffering as much as possible, and a environment that provides a healthy and safe future for our children, the argument is often derived from different approaches in achieving these goals. My political ideology was largely influenced by the approach to dealing with particular issues involving, the economy, civil rights, same sex unions and gun control.

There is no question that power over the internet is sought out politically. Pinterest serves as more than just a place for politically incorrect views from the public, some argue that these types of websites are powerful tools for cyber activism, allowing for political control. Let us not forget that we can vote with our clicks, which displays the strength in using the internet for persuasion. People see what they expect, which in itself is social power. The “say anything, do anything” mentality that is applied online is making its way into society and the social changes are limiting regulation. Much of the focus is on the viewers that are gullible of the information from the media, and in society, seeing is believing. As for politicians,