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    Efforts Towards Unifying the United States and Mexico For the first time in American history, a President is placing Hispanic voters at the center of politics. George W. Bush has his administration have recently been concerting their efforts towards unifying the United States and Mexico, a task that has been on the priority list of past Presidents, but never as full-pledged as Bush. It makes sense if you think about it: Texas, long ago and far away, was part of Mexico. Now a Texan is

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    Samantha Ruiz AP Government and Politics Arban 7 December 2014 The presidency has been the face of American government, and during times of crisis people are more willing to let him take executive action. The founding fathers had a vision for the nation, devoid of tyranny, with a system of checks and balances that would prevent the abuse of power. But at what point does the president become imperial? Some of the most noteworthy presidents have been imperialistic, because they have progressively

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    Comparing and Contrasting Clinton and Connerly 's Speeches on Affirmative Action Bill Clinton was the 42nd President of the United States. Elected in 1992 and again in 1996, Clinton served as President until January of 2001, when George W. Bush became the 43rd President. Ward Connerly is the founder and chairman of the American Civil Rights Institute. He has gained national attention as an outspoken advocate of equal opportunity for all Americans, regardless of race, sex, or ethnic background.

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    The start of the 21st century brought on new challenges and new obstacles that America was unfamiliar with at the time. A controversial decade was about to unravel with the presidency of George W. Bush. A decade filled with controversy, from the election of Bush and well off into the ending of his presidency. The presidency saw significant changes in which the role of the president was to wield power in times of peril. In this time, saw the role of congress diminish, while on contrary expanding the

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    Policy Background: Pay Fairness Act This paper contains a background about the pay fairness act which is legislation that aims to reduce the gender wage gap in the United States. The first part will describe how the legislation started and how it has changed over time. Also, I will be showing the importance of the act and the obstacles it has faced in congress. The second part of this paper will highlight some alternatives to solving the gender wage gap problem, and I will be describing why I think

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    is corruption, bribery, and deceit found throughout history. Simply search corruption in politics and articles upon articles pull up referencing scandals and lies committed by those in Senate or any other branch of government. Take President Bill Clinton, for example, and his many lies denying the fact that he had unhealthy relations with another woman besides his wife. Another example would be Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. who was accused, around 2012, of using money provided by donors to spruce up his

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    decline in the rates of gun ownerships rates but instead the rates increased tremendously. The only benefit from this law was the more money being collected from taxation. In 1994, the Brady handgun inhibition act was endorsed by President Bill Clinton. This law was put in placed after

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    Even for someone not following politics it’s easy to see today, that world politics are in turmoil. Oil prices have sunk to record lows, putting regions in the Middle East, Russia, and South America in economic crisis. On top of that the whole global economy is in a recession; pushing super powers such as the United States, China, and the European union to take action. All across the world the wealth gap is widening. It seems like for every new billionaire there are another million people in poverty

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    War Room is a film about Bill Clinton, former President of the United States, and how his devoted staff led to his success in the election. The film stars James Carville and George Stephanopolous, both were nobodies at the time of filming but are now household names. Don Alan Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus made this masterpiece in a short filming period of 15 days. Though this movie is a remarkable journey through the lives of those contributing to Clinton’s campaign, the making of the film has no

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    Tuesday, November 8th, 2016 marks the day a presidential candidate will be elected for President. The five remaining candidates running for President, include Hilary Clinton, John Kasich, Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, and Bernie Sanders. The candidates who support the Democratic nomination for President are Hilary Clinton, and Bernie Sanders. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders describes himself as a “democratic socialist” whom focuses on shrinking the gap between the American

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