Vice President Essay

As students, our experiences, ideas and leadership have significantly shaped Heritage into the University it is today. As SGA president, I will enhance this foundation that those before us have worked so tirelessly to create as well as empower our student body to meaningfully contribute in building an even better student experience , promoting new ideas and developing leadership for those to

Bush, George Herbert Walker (1924- ), 41st president of the United States (1989-1993), president at the end of the Cold War between the United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). Bush also organized an unprecedented global alliance against Iraq during the Persian Gulf War of 1991, but he was less successful in dealing with U.S. domestic problems and was defeated after one term by Bill Clinton in the 1992 election.

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As I timidly approached the podium with jittery hands and a shaky voice I looked up to see all eyes in the entire school focused on me, listening to my every word and watching my every move, I realized messing up wasn’t an option. I nervously cleared my throat and began to give my speech, the speech that would ultimately end up securing me the title of vice president for the 2016 senior class. Desperately trying to sound as normal as possible, without hesitating for too long, I blew threw the speech, not even hearing a single word of which I spoke. Thus most of it has ended up a repressed blurry memory stored in the back of my brain.

On July 25, 2000 George W. Bush, nominee for President of the United States announced his Vice Presidential running mate, Dick Cheney. But who is Dick Cheney. What does he stand for and what qualifies him to be the next Vice President of the United States. That is what I intend to prove in this report.

Im Tayllar Nurse and i’m running for sga vice president. I’m entering because i will strive to make this school year the best. Don’t forget … WE ARE GOING FOR A TOUCHDOWN!!! Also if you love the school dances i will for sure make it’s better than ever! I'll make the most important thing at the dance even better… FOOD. We all love food. I'll make it range of food. You put in your viand if i become vice president i'll listen to any ideas you have for the school. being here for two years i've seen things that i think the school is missing or needs to have So don't forget my name when you

If I am elected, I want to represent the students of Georgia State University. I want to express their true wishes and desires. Some issues that have arisen are smoking around campus and not enough scholarships not being available for international students. Some solutions that I have come up with for these problems are to create smoke designated areas around campus for students to smoke, so many other people’s allergies are not affected and second-hand smoke would be prevented. My solution for not enough scholarships for international students would be to get some more funds from outside businesses and Georgia State University to help international students come here to Georgia State, received a great college education, and enjoy all of Georgia

The Presidential campaign is a very major topic of discussion. There are a lot of issues and conversations that come with these campaigns. While there are many candidates running, at the end of the day only one president is chosen. There are many pressing problems of the day in terms of the presidential campaign. This campaign in particular comes with a lot of responsibilities and these candidates need to prove that they are capable of attacking any issue that comes their way. Politically, economically, and even socially. The president is chosen by the citizens of America and they consider all the factors possible before voting because whoever the president is, will be having a say as to how the United States will function.

There are a lot of candidates to choose from but are they really pertinent? Choosing the right candidate for the job is crucial, since whoever the people choose to rule this country will have the power to potentially bring the country up or the contrary. The presidential candidate that the government equation needs, today, should satisfy the ideals of a great leader. Having the job as being the president of a whole country is a come with a great amount of responsibility and burden. And a part of being a good head of a nation includes having to be well put-on throughout his reign. A country needs to have someone to look up to, where they can see themselves safe under his command.

One may be making a virtuous decision when choosing the lesser of two evils, but one will still find himself stuck with an evil choice. Many Americans today find themselves in this predicament when considering the only two real possible choices for President of the United States. On one hand, voters have former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who the Federal Bureau of Investigations labeled “careless” and “grossly negligent” in the handling of America 's top secret information. On the other hand, voters have Donald Trump, who has said “he would like to ban all Muslims”. It is easy to see how the Pew Research Center has reported that there is widespread skepticism among registered voters concerning the presidential race. The poll reported that a higher percentage of voters thought that both candidates would make “terrible presidents” rather than merely “average presidents’”(Pew Poll, August 2016). Americans are very unhappy with their two choices for President of the United States. The three main reasons behind this dissatisfaction are increasing negative partisanship, media 's constant push of a narrative to appeal to their base, and the overall qualities of the candidates themselves.

Today is November 16th, 2016, which happens to be exactly one week after the American people discovered that Donald J. Trump is to be the next president of the United States. All bias aside, a man with zero political experience will, in merely a few months, be tasked with leading a nation of over 300 million people. Trump 's victory perplexed many, for, throughout the campaign process, he managed to offend and degrade nearly every population demographic, save for white men. In countless interviews, speeches, videos, and more, he proved himself to be misogynistic, racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, and a slew of other negative characteristics. The fact that he won has emboldened his supporters across the country to have committed roughly 300 hate crimes, leaving minorities battered and terrified. These atrocities have brought to light for many, and reaffirmed for countless others, that America is still incredibly racist. Although the white agenda is and always has been, paramount, in such a diverse country, it 's nevertheless astounding that Trump won, considering that his platform relied upon fear mongering and the spewing of hateful rhetoric against minorities. Although not solely to blame, exclusionary zoning in cities like Miami helped to create the population demographic that Trump capitalized on to win the electoral college even though he lost the popular vote.

The president of the United States, Barack Obama, will be leaving the oval office after serving his presidency for two terms. In January there will be a new commander in chief in charge of leading our nation. Whether it is Trump, Clinton, or a surprise candidate that takes the role of president, there will be change. A lot will change with a new president, there will be new laws, new policies, and a new face of America. But one of the most important changes that everyone is and will be concerned about is the state of the economy. Whether our economy will rise, fall, or stay the same as it is now we will have to wait to find that out. Each candidate has different plans, policies, and ideas to help improve the United States. Some ideas similar to that of our current president but with their own personal twist on it and some completely opposite of his. Starting in January of 2017 our nation will have a new leader and he or she will impact the future of the American economy.

Throughout United States history, the American people voted for the President of the U.S. and for members of both chambers of Congress, and the 2016 election is not an exception. On November 9th, Donald J. Trump was declared to become the 45th President of the United States by attaining 306 electoral votes, which is clearly past the threshold of the required 270 electoral votes. However, after winning the popular vote in states Trump had won, some electors from those states have expressed their disappointment in voting for him, and other have decided to not vote for him at all. Lilly O 'Donnell, a journalist for The Atlantic, states, “[electors] Michael Baca of Colorado and Bret Chiafalo of Washington state have called themselves Hamilton Electors, in a nod to Alexander Hamilton’s explanation of the Electoral College’s necessity.” These electors are trying to convince other electors to prevent a Trump presidency when the electoral college votes; however, there are other calls for electors to do the same thing throughout the nation. While the calls for electors to change their vote from Trump are growing, another conversation is growing rapidly, especially among Democrats, and that is to eliminate the electoral college. With former Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton’s popular vote count margin being at the current amount of 2,838,506 votes, a multitude of people throughout the United States are questioning the relevance in the U.S (Wasserman).

It is election year in 2016, and we will be electing our President of the United States for the next 4 years putting them in this role until 2020. That means, that we are allowing this person to represent our country, and they should represent what the majority of this country values, being that they were elected from majority vote. Of course this is in a perfect world, in which every citizen, who is of voting age in this country, casts a vote supporting the candidate they believe will uphold their beliefs, and has what it takes to lead this country. Unfortunately, this is and has never been the case. There are actually many people in this country who choose to not participate in elections, not only on the federal level, but also during state and local elections. People choosing not to vote causes for a lot of people’s beliefs, values, and opinions to go unheard, which leads to those people being left without a leader to carry their voices.

Since the September 14 BOV Report, the Student Government Association (SGA) has been hard at work assessing and representing the concerns of the student body. SGA members have attended events such as the Student Activities and Engagement Open House, UMW’s Campus Roundtable Discussion with Governor McAuliffe's Civic Engagement Task Force, the Town and Gown Committee Meetings, and the UMW Young Alumni Council Meetings.