Bill Moyers

While having voted for a period, it took a certain understanding of my learned behavior and involvement within the political scope of life; which for me construes politics is as usual. However, when evaluating an effective president after his first 100, I would choose Donald Trump. In contrast to Trump, I would have to say an ineffective president was Lyndon B. Johnson. For me, I believe Present Trump is effective mainly due to his leadership style. Donald Trump is no different than any other effective

Looking at two instances of two forms of spoken language, we can easily determine whether it is scripted or spontaneous. One instance is a scripted speech delivered in front of the victims and congress 9 days after the 9/11 attack and was conducted by George W. Bush- the President of United States where the attack took place and the world in shock. This was a very anticipated talk as this was the first time he spoke publicly since the event that took many people’s lives. Another instance of spoken

Barack Hussein Obama is the current president of the United states of America. He was elected as the 44th president of the United States of America.l Barack Obama was elected to be the 44th president of the United Of America in 2008. In the 2008 election he was voted president over running mate John mcCain He was born on August 4th, 1961 in Honolulu Hawaii. Now some of his personal information. His father Barack Obama Sr was born and raised in Kenya. His mother Ann Dunham was born and raised in

Throughout my life, my beliefs, values, and opinions have been shaped by both my life experiences and those close to me. 18 years is a long period of time, I’ve watched many commercials, watching the presidential campaigns change over the years. Nowadays, it’s become more vibrant for me and I’ve become more interested in the debates they have. My parents, friends, teachers, and the media are just a few things that have impacted me and the decision I took in becoming who I am. In the past, I really

The Trump Effect The new President-elect Donald Trump had a very different campaign strategy than any other president that had run before him. Instead of basing his campaign on a hopeful and inspiring future, he based it on fear and the idea that there could be a horrible future ahead of us. Although this did help him successfully achieve the presidential position, he changed the entire emotional and social system in America. His constant flow of disrespectful slurs thrown at women, minorities

Trump is our president in-elect, he will soon be the chief in command of our nation, and many are desperately worried about the future of America. Some people still won’t accept that Clinton lost while others are thrilled over the presidential election of Donald Trump. In Thomas Friedman's article Donald Trump Voters, Just Hear Me Out, he doesn’t necessarily agree with the decisions of either nominee, however he believes that Clinton will be the lesser of two evils. On the other hand of the spectrum

billion at a time. John Boehner voted to increase America's debt by 3.631 trillion. Lastly, he worked with Democrats to pass the "cromnibus" bill funding Obama's immigration plans, in which many congressmen oppose. This past December, 67 Republicans voted against the legislation, while Boehner sided with the opposition party, using 57 of their votes to pass the bill. He then offered an empty speech to conservatives, vowing an immigration fight in 2015 that has yet to materialize nor will under his role

A consensus stemming from the media is that Secretary Clinton was definitely the winner of the debate, but the race for the presidency is hardly over. Chris Cillizza of the Washington Post writes, “At times she came across as overly rehearsed and robotic… She was, unsurprisingly, very well prepared – using a slew of facts and figures to not only make her positive case but also to slam Trump.” Clinton had clearly done her homework and was prepared with witty comebacks to Trump’s usual feisty remarks

Camira walked silently with the other girls along the corridor the queen was leading them down. Camira studied the walls. The other corridor had paintings, whereas this one had maps. Lots of maps. She didn’t think it was fair that Star couldn’t be with them. After all, why was she here if she wasn’t like them? This could only mean that she was like them, so why couldn’t she train with them? This could only mean that she was like them, so why couldn’t she train with them? Camira had a strange feeling

to reject bills and legislation made by Congress. The veto power itself plays a great role in the