Why Donald Trump Failed

When comparing the job performance and behavioral manners of President Donald Trump to all the men who previously held the office of the President of the United States before him, many factors must be taken into consideration. Rather than being a figure, the public can look to lead our nation instead, he has become a national embarrassment. He has failed to affect any of his campaign promises thus far and is under investigation for possible obstruction of justice and collusion with the Russian government to influence the 2016 Presidential election. When coupled with his atrocious conduct and complete lack of morality earns Donald Trump the title of Worst President Ever.

Recent events such as KKK and white-supremacist rallies, and even the presidential election have clearly shown that, although slavery is abolished and everyone has been declared equal, America is still one divided nation. In an article titled “Violence in Charlottesville Exposes Nation's Divisions” the author provides an anecdote of what the mayor of Charlottesville, Michael Signer, thinks about the recent rally. The author says that “Charlottesville Mayor Michael Signer, a Democrat, said

Now I might not know everything about politics and how our country should be run; after all, I’m only a 17 year old girl. But I do know, however, that anyone but Donald Trump should be running this country. I live in a household that supports Donald Trump and my father is a firm believer in what he has to say, whereas I am completely against everything Trump stands for. Not only is Trump racist, sexist, and just pure disgusting, he knows about as much about politics as I do.

The strong tension in Ferguson forbids President Obama from successfully ending disorder. Politically, President Obama does not want to damage his image for an answer to a question he does not have. Blake finishes his article by explaining that the conflagration needs more than an appearance from the president. President Obama can do little for a distraught city, say little about a controversial situation, while appearing neutral in the Ferguson case. Once peace for the day is restored between rioters and policemen, and fires slowly begin to extinguish, it’s evident the havoc had ended without the presence of

Election night was a night of uncertainty. On November 8, 2016, half of America was left in complete shock when several mainstream media outlets reported Donald Trump as the new president-elect. Everyone wanted to know what the future of America would be. Numerous celebrities took to social media to encourage individuals to protest for what is right. Not only did African-Americans protest but so did whites and many other minorities. We fear that he will be very reckless with foreign leaders, enslave black people again, and also continue his rash comments via Twitter. Like many others in my community, I believe that anyone who thinks he is unfit to be president should continue to

According to the article, President-elect Trump won Tuesday’s night Presidential Election. First, Donald Trump won because he was helped by a depressed voter turnout, which always helps Republicans. Second, Hillary Clinton received the most votes in the presidential election, a higher percentage than Richard Nixon received in 1968, and Bill Clinton in 1992 but does not mean she won the whole election. Finally, another reason why Trump won is because prices for Obamacare increased substantially in some key states, including Arizona, just weeks before the election. This happened on Elecetion Day after results were officialy

While Trump has repeatedly called himself the greatest president, Americans often do not revere him. Nevertheless, Trump's administration would receive a D+, if graded on his performance thus far in office.

Mr. Trump is making headlines again, but not for his racist, homophobic, or ableist slurs, rather for encouraging violence at this rallies. During a recent Trump rally, a 26-year-old Rakeem Jones was escorted and sucker-punched in the face by one of the security officials, John McGraw for protesting during the rally. After a week of the incident, McGraw was charged with assault and disorderly conduct. McGraw showed his impenitence when he told Inside Edition, “he deserved it. The next time we see him, we might have to kill him: We don’t know who he is. He might be with a terrorist organization”.

Trump’s first 100 days took a chief executive approach; busy, bold, and tons of hard work and dedication. Trump completed and has accomplished more in office in 100 days than any other President since FDR. Before he took office and swear oath, he said there will be major changes. He wanted to repeal and replace Obamacare, change some illegal immigration rights, and pursue tax overhaul. Some say his results are mixed, are they really? Has he been successful in his first 100 days? As a republican, I highly agree and support Trump during his 100 days in office. He got stuff done to fix the country like he said he would.

In the article, Trump stirs outrage after he lashes out at the Muslim parents of a dead U.S. soldier, by Jose A. DelReal and Anne Gearan, it summarizes that Donald Trump does not have what it is to be a president. Most of this has come from the fact that because his actions stirred commotions amongst the press and caused for people to think he does not have the qualities such as compassion to be president. Other people even went on to say that what he says is not even normal and worthy of saying that he has no redeemable qualities. As a result, from this event, a man named Khizr Khan talked back in opposition against Trump in his ideals about Muslims and immigrants. Afterwards, Trump gained an overwhelming amount of backlash from this and he

All too familiar with addressing tragedies, President Obama spoke again, this time condemning the “horrific terrorist attack” in Nice, France. He was equally appalled in November in response to the attacks in Paris, saying “Once again, we’ve seen an outrageous attempt to terrorize innocent civilians.” A month prior to the Paris attacks, he issued a challenge to the media following the mass shooting at Umpqua Community College in Oregon. He wanted news organizations to compare the number of Americans killed in terrorist attacks versus those killed by gun violence. They responded in droves and the results were predictable, gun deaths dwarf those of terrorism. But the President wasn’t wrong, he just didn’t

Mr Trump responded to the shooting massacre event by visiting some of the victims at Broward Health North hospital. It was clear that everyone was more interested in having gun laws reinforced and firmer actions than a presidential visit. ‘It’s a dream’ said 18 year old Kevin who is one of the students from the school

Citizens of United States voted and Donald Trump got the magic number of 270 electoral votes allowing him the presidency.

First and foremost, web zine articles must include a catchy, insightful, and attention grabbing headline. The Headline encourages readers to move past the title onto the article. The more attractive and eye-catching the headline looks for the reader to read the text. Without a catchy headline the article is overlooked. The goal is to attract and maintain readers to read the web zine articles. Observing a headline it gives a glimpse of what the article is about and whom the article is for. Matt Terzi titles his article “Seven Reasons Why Donald Trump Would Make a Terrible president.” Just by observing the headline the purpose is to provide to his audience seven reasons why Trump shouldn't be president. Also, the audience is directed towards

Throughout Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, he has made sexist, racist, xenophobic, and hateful statements. Trump’s statements have resonated with many right-winged supporters and they have decided to act upon this rhetoric that expresses hatred and violence towards this group that they refer to as the “others.” Now that Trump is president, these alt-right groups, white nationalists, are using demonstrations, riots, and terrorism to promote hate and discriminatory ideals. These white nationalists, who once hide in plain sight, are now able to express themselves freely and gather in public settings. Oftentimes, these public gatherings end in violence and in the case of Charlottesville, even death. In this essay, I argue how the “Unite the Right” rally held in Charlottesville, succeeded in their social performance to draw attention to their identity and communicate to America, specifically those who they view as being politically correct, that they are being assertive and making sure that they are being heard. These white nationalists are showing America that they will do whatever to preserve American history and use the first amendment to say whatever they want to say so that they can invoke a response.