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name claiming she was named after sir Edmund Hillary, one of the first men to climb mount Everest small problem though he climbed Everest when Clinton was 6 years old. She also told an interviewer that when she left the white house she and her husband bill were broke another lie which many republicans found laughable and there are many, many more lies she has told that people have completely looked past. Honesty is a trait people look for in a president and I am afraid Hilary is seriously lacking that

Mrs. Clinton first worked for the Children’s Defense Fund, as their staff attorney, and then helped with the impeachment of President Nixon. She became a law professor in Arkansas, where Bill Clinton was running for Congress. While in Arkansas, Mrs. Clinton married Mr. Clinton, however, she kept her maiden name. When she became governor in 1978, people became skeptical about her, questioning why she would not take his last name, voters

The 2016 Clinton “Who We Are” ad, has brought in major publicity to the presidential campaign race. This ad demonstrates the process and goals, Senator Clinton wants to take in order to bring everyone strong and together. In the textbook, it mentions that there are five parts to the dramatistic pentad: act, scene, agent, agency, and purpose. In the commercial the act, is the underlying action of what is going on. The ad demonstrates this by showing Clinton shaking hands with the men and woman, and

Donald Trump does not seem to have much experience in politics, so what exactly is his background? Mr. Trump graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1968 and received a degree in Economics. In 1971 Mr. Trump took control of his father’s company, Elizabeth Trump & Son after working there with his father. Trump eventually renamed the company the Trump Organization. According to his biography on biography.com, “He also moved his residence to Manhattan, where he began to make important connections

People have different opinions and views on some of the topics that bills have had within them but were passed anyway, whether we agree with it or not. A once popular topic, the Confederate Flag, was a very controversial subject just last year in 2015. It came about after a man shot up a church in Charleston, South Carolina

First Lady Michelle Obama has always been one known for her inspiring speeches and her commitment to women’s rights. In Manchester, New Hampshire, she is seen once again standing up for women and for this country by opening the public’s eyes to disrespect Donald Trump has shown for us. Throughout the entire speech the three rhetorical appeals of pathos, ethos, and logos, are all used effectively and powerfully to get her message across. She mainly targets the audience of empowered women but she also

free college there is something called a G.I. Bill that was first introduced after World War 2 for war veterans. The G. I. Bill back then was meant to replace a “cash bonus” that went to survivors of World War 1 and it gave benefits such as tuition to attend high school, college, or even technical school. Today, there are two different G.I. Bills, the Post 9/11 G.I. Bill and the G.I. Bill of 2008. The real only difference is that the Post 9/11 G.I. Bill is only given to

practically everywhere you go. Forbes ranks Nike as the 18th most valuable company in the world being worth roughly $26.3 billion dollars. Nike was initially founded back in 1964 by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight but under a different name, Blue Ribbon Sports. Phil Knight was a track athlete at the University of Oregon and Bill Bowerman was his coach. Blue Ribbon Sports was converted into Nike on May 30, 1971 and was named after the Greek goddess of Victory, Nike. The company is the largest sports equipment

Journalist James Fallows explores the art of throwing a baseball in his text “Throwing Like a Girl.” The article was published in a commentary magazine called the Atlantic in August of 1996. Fallows clearly introduces the common misconception of “throwing like a girl” and effectively debates the many different reasons for the throwing difference. Fallow’s main idea for his article is to address the idea that boys and girls throw differently and to inform readers of various reasons why. By walking

Description Despite having changed the views on women in war and women in medicine, Dr. Walker has received little recognition for her role in the Women’s Rights Movement. In honor of Dr. Mary Walker’s service to both women and our country, I propose a monument to be erected in remembrance of this female physician and women’s rights enthusiast. Dr. Mary Walker paved the way for female physicians as the second female to graduate from Medical School in the United States and she challenged the societal