Political Involvement Analysis

He served as a city commissioner for West Miami. This was before he got elected to the Florida House State of Representatives in 2000. (Rubio, 2012)

In the article, The New Laboratories of Democracy How Local Government Is Reinventing Civic Engagement. Part One: Structure and Form, National Critique Review invites us appraise the benefits of communities that engage their citizens in collaborative problem solving. Through specific examples, National Critique Review demonstrates the positive impact of civic involvement when government or local officials sanction it. National Critique Review references books, studies, and statistics to validate the positive impact of citizen’s involvement in their community. Ultimately the goal is a positive persuasion toward civic engagement however they do provide an ethical approach by including examples of mediocre and unsuccessful scenarios of civil

Growing up in life I have always faced the consequences of labels. One could say I grew up with friends that were in the richer and popular labels but that wasn’t me. I grew up in a very small town and that meant everyone knew exactly where you were, who you were with, and what you were doing. When I read the part about how people put labels on other people to discredit them and give them a sense of clarity, it truly made me think of back home. I know in the story political labels are used but I feel like the same concept is used in weather you are being labeled as popular and unpopular.

The United States Congress appropriated electoral power to Florida’s 26th Congressional District as of January 2013 as a response to the 2010 Census. The first winner of the electoral district, Joe Garcia (Democrat), was appointed the 113th Congressman on January 2, 2013. Following his two-year term in office, Carlos Curbelo (Republican), now holds the position as the 114th Congressman for the 26th District.

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen a Cuban native is considered to be one of the most powerful women to impact Florida’s

The 2016 presidential election was one of the most controversial moments in history; what many people thought would be impossible, Donald Trump won the presidential election. He did this by blatantly exaggerating and butchering the truth. This possessed the fragile minds of ill fated conservatives, and therefore won him the election. This is an external influence. Something that is put forth whether it is by the media, a politician, or a book that gives either a negative or positive impact on you. Although most of which Trump said were either complete lies or grossly exaggerated truths, it was still firmly believed by a high percentage of conservatives in America. We are so vulnerable to external influences, and our actions and thoughts can

Clarence William "Bill" Nelson II is a politician who serves as the senior United States Senator from Florida.He has been in office since 2001. Nelson started in the Florida House of Representatives, where he work from 1973 to 1979. He was elected to United States House of Representatives in 1978, serving to 1991. January 1986, Nelson became the second United States Congress member to fly in space. He was a Payload Specialist on the Space Shuttle Columbia.

Americans have demanded rights from the government for 200 years and also demanded that they are not infringed upon. This is a reasonable claim, but when it comes to Native Americans, they are not given their due. The biggest insult to their rights is that of the environmentally dangerous, falsely advertised, and political money making Keystone XL Pipeline. This political pipeline project should be abandoned due to the obvious environmental hazards, its political motivation, and the infringement of the Native American rights.

Bob Graham has an accomplished career in public service in the Florida and United States Congress. Rising through the public-school system in Dade County, Florida, Graham graduated in the 1950s and then attended the University of Florida and Harvard Law School. Four years after being admitted to the Florida Bar, he ran a successful campaign for the Florida State House of Representatives and served there until he ran for the Florida State Senate in 1970, where he worked for eight years. Building on his success in the state congress, Graham took on more ambitious roles and proved successful in each of those endeavors. From 1979-1986, he served as the governor of Florida, and from 1986-2004, he represented the state of Florida

The democratic United States Senator Bill Nelson is serving his third term since he was first elected to the U.S Senate in November 2000. According to senate.gov, Bill Nelson’s public service career began in 1972, with his election to the Florida legislature, after he served six terms in the U.S congress representing Orlando and the space coast. In 1994, Bill Nelson was elected to the Florida Cabinet as state Treasurer, Insurance Commissioner and Fire Marshal. Senator Nelson, has been described as showing commonsense, problem solving skills and a strong consumer advocate; with focuses on the environment, lowering taxes, improving education, Medicare and Social Security. As a legislator Senator Nelson, has the power to support or appeal public policies.

In Arizona, the voter registration system was confusing which resulted in tens of thousands of people who thought they are registered to vote were disenfranchised when they try to vote. It was a way for Arizona to enforce the proof of citizenship requirement. If an individual in Arizona wanted to vote both state and federal elections, the individual must provide specific documents such as a birth certificate to prove citizenship. Such “political disenfranchisement” (Chavez-Garcia 550) was seen by the Supreme Court and held that Arizona cannot add a document to prove citizenship in federal elections which every state has to accept the federal form. This “dual registration system” is designed to deprive registration for eligible soon to be voters

The committees he serves on are Chair - Committee on Immigration and a member of the LGBT Caucus.

Bystanders are described as people who choose to be uninterested in politics and they are not registered to vote. Bystanders have high interest in entertainment, they are most likely to enjoy watching entertainment talk shows rather than political news channels such as Fox News or CNN. Most bystanders are typically young adults, many of them either have a low education level-either a high school diploma or they did not graduate from high school. Many bystanders have low-income jobs, earning less than $30,000 a year. Although bystanders are unafilliated with both the Republican and Democratic Party, they tend to favor Independents and some may have Liberal views. In general, many people believe that bystanders do not play an important role in politics, due to the fact that they show little interest in politics by choice.

I'm from Hillsborough, North Carolina and I'm doing an extra credit project for my English IV class at Orange high school. I talked with my Aunt, Yolette Ross, and she told me she may be able to help me get in contact with a U.S. congresswoman, which is unbelievable. My Aunt told me she was an aide for the assembly of Democrats when Mrs. Watson-Coleman was in the state legislature, and that she has worked on projects with Mrs. Coleman while chairman of the parole board.

Nurse leaders are aware that today’s health care system has many issues complicating the goal of quality patient care and outcomes for all. Nurse leaders must stay informed and become involved as an advocate influencing changes in policy, laws, and/or regulations that govern the health care system they practice in. At times the advocacy requires a nurse leader to become more involved beyond their immediate level of practice and into the world of politics and policy.