The Pros And Cons Of President Trump

Despite his scandals of an affair with an intern working in the White House, he not only significantly advanced the States economically but also provides health coverage for millions of children throughout the country by enacting a serial of bills. Eventually, he is admitted by American public.

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

You’ve all have heard people ask “Hillary or Trump?”. Ever wonder what they are talking about? They’re talking about the top two candidates that are running for the presidential election, Hillary R. Clinton and Donald J. Trump. Personally I vote for Hillary and so should you. Hillary supports the closing gaps in the gun control that exists now, as well as wanting to keep Social Security , and supports the education programs and is willing to help.

Our president strikes again when it comes to importing and exporting goods to/from the United States. In a news article I found they talked about President Trumps and a potential trade war with China and what it may look like. A trade war would mean abandoning an institution that recognizes that countries are stronger when they work together. President Trump action might possible start a trade war with China according to a statement from economist.com when they stated “Mr. Trump might, with some justification, accuse China of boosting its economy with subsidies and flooding some American markets with cheap imports”.

I view Trump as a businessman who knows how to build a successful empire, is a great negotiator, and if elected, stands

The Trump economic policy suggests empowerment for our domestic population by bringing overseas jobs back to the United States. He expects the proposition upon the economic policy may win the hearts of the middle working class people who are making the big percentage of voters. Between pros and cons, Trump keeps stirring people’s sentiment, in this case, the economic boost that may bring down the current unemployment to a lower rate. Trump’s voters may have a hope lifted up because of Trump’s nature as a businessman that relevant to his economic policy statement. Consequently, his strategy comes to fruition and he is crowned as the new controversial elected president of the United States.

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.

Donald Trump is not a huge fan of Super PAC's but he may be now because one backed his ideas up with a campaign ad. The Great America PAC released an ad on Thursday showing that Cruz (Trump's biggest competition) is seeking to give amnesty to illegal immigrants and allow more Syrian refugees into the United States. Trump has repeatedly bashed super PAC’s because they are funded by special interests. Trump says that he is self-funding his campaign. In the article, Jesse Benton said that despite Trump's disavowal, "we have seen such a huge groundswell of Americans that want to help grow the movement around the Trump campaign that we felt compelled to lay the groundwork for the outside effort Republicans will need to win the White House and lengthen

President Trump signed a new executive order Monday that will impose a 90-day ban on the issuance of new visas to people from six predominantly Muslim nations and will suspend the U.S. refugee program for all countries for 120 days, a senior Department of Homeland Security official said Monday.

Since President Obama has been elected he has done his duty as President, now I am not saying he has done an extraordinary or dissatisfactory job in his position. What I am saying is that Obama is doing what he was assigned to do to try and better this country. Now, maybe he is not always successful in his attempts or makes the best decision, but he is human. He has been an office for nearly eight year, and has managed this country in a multitude of ways. Dowd only focuses on the negatives it seems of Obamas time in office by stating that his greatness is flickering, and maybe she is right. Her thesis statement is “At this pivotal moment for his legacy at home and abroad, his future reputation is mortgaged to past neglect” (Dowd 1)

The title President of the United States is a highly sought after title that has a history of gaining much attention from the media. The 2016 Presidential race is proving to be no different. With more than 8 months left until the primaries begin, candidates are proclaiming their intent to run and the media has taken a front row seat. Currently, there is only one Democratic nominee and while this candidate may be seen to receive more media attention than all of the Republican candidates combined, she is the only one in the race. The focus then turns to how each media outlet is reporting the tight race between the three current Republican nominees: Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, and Marco Rubio. From our studies in class, we are predisposed to believe

President Trump’s travel ban on visitors from six predominantly Muslim countries is very controversial among some voters, yet six out of ten voters support this ban. In a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, 60% of the respondents support the State Department’s new guidelines, while 28% the respondents oppose the new guidelines. This poll was conducted with 1,989 registered voters on June 29-30, and the poll has a margin of error of two percent.

With the presidential inauguration just days away, the second part of this Chinese proverb highlights the most disconcerting part of our recent election. Trump’s win implies that over half of our compatriots were truly looking for this kind of change, and personally I find that quite troubling. Not only because my friends who are illegal immigrants, females who face losing their current reproductive rights, or LGBT face an – to say the least – uncertain future; what is most worrying to me is how Trump found himself waiting to be sworn into the most powerful appointment in the free world. His long road to the oval office began decades ago, with the globalization of our

A child does not vote because he doesn't know the difference and he doesn't know how the parties are affecting the real world. A young adult (18-20) knows the difference, but does not know yet how they are impacting the real world. That's my problem with people voting under 21. Someone fresh out of high school or in his last year of high school hasn't gone out and faced a problem to be able to say "Obama did it!" or "Bush's policies are causing an exploitation on the poor for the rich!" Yet if you ask one of them on the subject, they're still a tape-recorder for what their parents and/or teachers have taught them. I knew some students that for the Obama election voted for him just because they thought they'd be more debt free and that type

When he was younger, President Obama wasn’t able to attend school because of their finances, and his mother decided to tell him this. “This is no picnic for me either, Buster.”