Pros And Cons Of Nirdawat As A New President

America should not use "fire and fury" on North Korea, because of the effects of Nuclear weapons and the fact that the leader of the country we’re trying to attack is a lunatic because he has killed his own family while in power (biography.com). The people Kim Jong un has killed that were that “close” to him while in power were his uncle and his own half-brother (biography.com). To explain, Kim jong un is a crazy person with nukes which is not a good combination. However, Kim Jong Un is crazy which is exactly why we should attack North Korea. If we did attack North Korea, there countries would be ruined and many people would debate the damage that would occur like in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings in WWii which killed around “200,000”

There are many pros and cons to being president, some pros are near limitless power, and are paid $400,000 per year in office, with an extra $50,000 provided for personal expenses. In addition, the commander in chief has his own dedicated medical staff, the use of Air Force One that has 4,000 square feet of floor space and sophisticated equipment necessary to serve as a command center. Since it can refuel midair, it can remain airborne as long as needed. Marine One, that can cruise at more than 150 mph and can operate if one of its engines fails. Marine One is armed with anti-missile systems and ballistic armor. The White House and the presidential limousine also known as “The Beast” which President Obama described as “a Caddy, basically on a tank

The incident in the stadium also reveals to Parvana and Shauzia the complete horror of living under such a regime and haunts Parvana for the next few days. As a Muslim, the writer believes that the actions of the Taliban like the one’s depicted in this novel disgrace Muslims in the present times. Islam is a peaceful religion that promotes morality and generosity among all people, not the twisted version portrayed by the Taliban.

Should the President of the United States have to be born on United States soil?

Sitting outside a grocery shop in the Nyabugogo slum in Kigali, Rwanda, Francis Nduwimana described a longing for a change in leadership in the presidential election on August fourth. “Rwanda is tired of Kagame, but cannot express its views openly. If citizens criticize Kagame, the government agencies will accuse them of dividing the country, and will either be imprisoned or killed,” stated Nduwimana (qtd. in Onyulo). Paul Kagame has been the president of Rwanda since 2000 and could possibly be president till 2034. Under Kagame’s rule, the Rwandan military has gained a massive amount of power over citizens. Rwanda’s military is violating the Human Right’s by taking away Rwandan citizens voices and their ability to restrict the government.

John Ellis Bush known as JEB was born February 11, 1953 in Texas. He served as governor in Florida from 1999 to 2007. Bush is known for his moderate stance on immigration and common core. JEB is the son of former Preseident George H.W Bush. JEB also has 3 kids named George Bush, Noelle and John Jr. JEb worked as a volunteer on his dad campaign in 1980 saying that " My dad is the greatest man i have ever met or will meet." JEB is fluent in Spanish and graduated from the University of Texas. JEb has a degree in Latin America affairs which is very impressive. JEB is also the only Republican to serve two-four year terms as a governor of Florida.

The President is a special position with special powers especially the US president. My initial wonder has always been why would someone run for the president of a country and what actually made someone like President Obama run for the presidency of the US. Even though none of this week’s reading focused on that. Nevertheless, there were interesting dimensions to the readings on the topic.

On Tuesday June 28th, president Obama attended the North American Leaders' Summit with Mexico’s President, Enrique Peña Nieto and Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau as the leaders of North America. Why did the three leaders stand together? The plot to the summit was for their ambitious new pledged. The three leaders further harmonized trade to boost clean energy production. Moved and turn into a thesis. Can we stay unified after Obama is out the White House? Will it be possible to continue unification as the United States faces the challenge of Brexit, strong presidential leadership as we near the presidential election?

I am glad that Donald Trump has become the President of the United States, and have reasoning for it. First of all, he won the Electoral College. Many people seem to think that because Hillary Clinton got the popular vote. I feel that this is very weak evidence, because the 12th amendment states, “The Twelfth Amendment (Amendment XII) to the United States Constitution provides the procedure for electing the President and Vice President”. So saying that she won the popular vote doesn’t solve anything, because a whole amendment debunks that. Another reason I have is that even though Clinton has had more experience, that does not make her more fitting. For instance, she said she would create 200,000 jobs as Senator, but did not create a single

Obama should be allowed to pick a Supreme Court nominee. I don't see how the Senate can stop him. He is not doing anything wrong or anything he shouldn't be doing. The Senate just doesn't want another democratic person on the Supreme Court, although that still doesn't make it right to stop the president from doing his job. Also this is the first time this has ever happened in history so, why would they think it's right. Not only are they denied him to pick someone they aren't even allowing hearings to happen for these people. They won't even talk about it to the president. They would rather wait and not allow the Supreme Court to do its job. Additionally Senator Mitch McConnell would rather wait until the next president and have them choose

When there is darkness there is light on the horizon. People may believe that President Trump will be somewhat of a war hawk when it comes to maintaining or even growing the United States nuclear arsenal. However, history has shown us that presidents may not be as hawkish as they are perceived to be. “United States President Ronald Regan became the unlikely champion of the nuclear disbarment agenda.” (Futter 176) Some say that Regan took a risky and aggressive posture towards the Soviet Union a few years back.

He wanted to reassure America of his capability to lead, while also showing he was just as equal as them. To gain the confidence of America he brought a great spirit of hope, inspiring them to become active participants in thier community.

It has now been one year under the Trump administration, and it doesn’t very good for them a grade was to be given. While Trump may see it differently, many people see Trump’s victories, as of now, not very influential or impacting. If anything, Trump and his team seem to finally get things moving once again, but it would seem that for many, it was too little, too late. And yet, this is not what makes the Trump administration so interesting. Rather, it is because of the fact that in the past, there was another president would have faced the very same ideals and political stances that our current president follows, and that very president was Ronald Reagan. However, the biggest difference that the two have would be the procedure that the two

Throughout the history of the United States, in his first one hundred days in office, the President passes a series of executive orders that are directed towards officers and agencies of the Federal government. Similar to legislative statutes and regulations implemented by government agencies, executive orders are subject to judicial review and may be overturned if the orders lack support by statute or the Constitution (Pate, 2017). Newly elected President, Donald J. Trump, has caused protests across the nation and parts of the world due to his controversial orders. Without a doubt, the most controversial of Trump’s orders deals with immigration and how he will put an end to terrorism on U.S. soil.

President-elect Donald J. Trump on Tuesday tempered some of his most extreme campaign promises, dropping his vow to jail Hillary Clinton, expressing doubt about the value of torturing terrorism suspects and pledging to have an open mind about climate change.