Why I Want To Achieve The American Dream

To me the American Dream is something in the past, and it no longer applies to the present American society. The American Dream fueled our nation from the beginning. The American dream was in the mind of immigrants coming to America in search of a new and better life, a new beginning where you can start fresh and reinvent yourself and become successful. But now the Dream no longer exist in our nation, but it still exists in the mind of immigrants. America was a place where immigrants came to seek a brighter future not only for themselves but also for their children. The dream is still believed to exist by immigrants but their expectations are not met once they arrive here in the United States. The land of opportunity for everyone is now the land with opportunity for the few. So I personally do not believe that the “American Dream” still exists in this country, it is just a memory now.

We as American all have equal right to achieve be succes in United State. Also, we can chose if we wants to be succeed and not, and we can see this through by learning in school and media as well. Whenever a individual move to United States he/she has big dream and opportunities "American Dream" and this is country where individual can do any business and they still manages to be successful if you work hard, because here government or banks are will to help individual with their dream to be successful. We can see there are many book or story which have been written about the topic of American dream, how to be a successful in United States. These day the media is helping the business to be more successful by advertising and encouraged increased

For as long as I remember, my mother always talks about the importance of education. Her passion for education passed down to me.My parents leaving the comfort of their country for The American dream inspires me every day to achieve my dreams.

Serving on my local conservative EDA has given me a chance to gave back to the community I live in. The job of the board I was elected to is to assist the sitting MP with manage the fundraising and membership needs so he can focus on the more important aspects of his work. It’s given me the opportunity to deal with real life issues outside of my school and connect with a different

I unfortunately lost in the primary elections. I personally did not know how I lost because I had the best slogan ever and that was, “Cope gives you Hope.” Because I chose that position, I got to review cases and represent people and I was able to sit in on a case that was presented to the Boys State Justices at the Capital building in the Nebraska State Court.

The day I was elected was full of celebration, joy, and paperwork. I walked into my Link Crew class

Volunteering has not only made the lives of people around me better, but it has also immensely changed me. By learning about the importance of public service at a young age I am better equipped to do bigger and better things later in my life just as Senator Hart did. I am extremely blessed to be where I am in life and I feel that the Philip A. Hart Memorial Scholarship will be the catalyst in furthering my education and life of public

Early in December, the filing period for the 2014 election cycle ended. Looking over the ballot, I am gratified by the number of my fellow citizens that desire to serve. When I look at my place on the ballot, I am unopposed in the primary in March and the general election in

To begin as far as political experience goes, I have done my best to partake in nearly every aspect of the political process. This journey began with involvement in State politics as I interned for Greg Abbott campaign during his 2014 bid for the Texas Governorship. In this role, I learned the art of canvassing, and phone banking as I always exceeded the minimum contact quota for the week.

Leading the Global Awareness Club during this time, our topics focused heavily on the election. An avid social activist at heart; I was keenly aware of the political process impact on society, but was more prone to all things international. While I nurtured a passion for politics, especially for our club discussion; the possibility of venturing into the field was fantastical. Why? Representation and examples. There is a homogenous demographic in Congress, so why risk a career to venture into a field that was notorious for glass ceilings and covert

it became obvious to me that politics is a career, a career, which is very promising. Therefore, all

Working 18 hour days, a family on the way, and still helping his dad on the weekends there was no time for volunteer work or running for political office. He would leave the volunteer work for his wife. With his wife’s encouragement, he opened up his own air conditioning installation company and got to know what public officials did not do, “they are all idiots.” So you can see how he felt about public service. He was content doing his civic duty of paying taxes, keeping his property in good order, and attending school functions whenever possible. He said his greatest contribution to the community was in hiring local men and training them in the trade so they could go and work for themselves and hire more people. Given a person a job put a smile on his

Politics is in my blood. My grandmother was very active in local politics and instilled that passion in me from a young age. I remember watching the Kerry-Bush debates in 2004, and since then I have been hooked. I do not hold the cynical view that politicians are only involved in politics for their own benefit, and I believe they all are honestly committed to helping the people they serve. One politician who I have been impressed is Elizabeth Warren. She stands up for what she believes in despite criticism and helps people who do not have a voice. If I had to be one person active in politics, I would be Elizabeth Warren.

This election portrayed an array of highs and lows for our campaign. Contrary to the belief of many, our campaign was not faulty, we did accomplish much, however, a number of inconvenient events surfaced that had made us face a series of unfortunate situations. There were times when the staff was not prepared to handle affairs that concerned this election and there were times when you were not properly informed or prepared on matters concerning this election which heavily contributed to the forlorn status of our campaign.

People say they come to America to live “ The American Dream”. Once arriving to America they quickly figure out that they can’t do it alone. I believe that for the American dream to happen or be given the chance to come back, as a country we have to come together as one and accept the fact that opportunities don’t come with hope. We as the people need to create these opportunities an become equal with the people around us.