United States presidential election, 1896

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    the historical aspect of the presidential elections and respond to the following questions: Is the election of the President of the United States a result of a direct democracy or a representative democracy? Who was eligible to vote for the president in the 1790’s? We will also find out the purpose of the Electoral College and discuss principles of its work. The electoral system of the United States is based on the principle of equality of all residents of the states and a rigid filter of the candidates

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    Clinton vs. Trump: Two Different People, Two Different Americas During the 2016 Presidential campaign between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, there were many campaign advertisements from both sides that strongly resonated with voters. Clinton’s role model ad, for example, sent a powerful message by illustrating Trump’s substandard behavior as a presidential candidate. On the other hand, Trump’s “Hillary Clinton won 't Change Washington” ad demonstrated Clinton’s ineffectiveness as a leader as well

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    issue up. Although the script was written in the 1960’s when the election was between Nixon and Kennedy it still relates to current elections between Trump and Clinton. Today’s politicians are no better than the ones from the past. However, Gore Vidal gives his character William Russell a set of morals. He also give other characters, no set of morals. The script relates to ample situations happening in the 2016 presidential election. Such as scheming against one another or personalities that are similar

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    ‘just’, specifically when looking at the 2016 Presidential Election. Plato values the idea of specialization within both the city and the soul, yet both American society and one of the main party’s candidates defy this. Justice (in both forms) stems from the idea of four virtues – wisdom, courage, moderation, and justice. However, it is debatable if one could even find those values within both the American political system today and the Presidential candidates. The role of education is also important

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    Johnson’s you feel a certain type of way. You feel inspired, you feel motivated, you may feel happy and you may even feel united. This is because within the video Governor Gary Johnson uses Quintilian’s “Good Man Speaking Well” rhetorical strategy to persuade the possible electorate. The video which you can find at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2uIQdTqSZQ is from the 2016 Presidential Campaign of Governor Gary Johnson. Governor Johnson is the former Governor of New Mexico and was the Libertarian Party’s

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    The Presidency of the United States. It’s obviously a very important position, probably the most important position in the world and We, the People, get to elect him or her into office every 4 years. I have been following the political process very closely this year, for both the Democratic and Republican nominees for President. Just a week ago I participated in my first caucus. As young adults who are now of voting age, knowing the process that the potential future President goes through between

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    establishment elites are no longer on the side of the true American. The true America is what our founding fathers had risked and gave up so much to establish with the Declaration of Independence and the signing of The Constitution. Unfortunately in this election cycle, the establishment has made it very clear that they are more concerned with their political party elitist ideals than being a representative of the American voter. Each political party has a duty to its voter base. The duty of the modern Republican

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    Election Essay

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    has been a lot of talk regarding the involvement of Russia in the most recent US presidential election. The article chosen discusses key events that lead people to believe that some type of intervention occurred on a level that isn't being formally discussed. Many of the key issues discussed in the article revolve around the lack of attention to those key events and a lack of investigation. Because the United States Intelligence Community concluded that there was actual engagement by the Russian

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    Although the results of the 2016 presidential election contradicted months of numerous surveys conducted by pollsters and pundits predicting a Democratic victory, it should not have been surprising to individuals familiar with the current political science research on American politics. Despite the some opinions that the election of Donald Trump marked a political watershed, underlying factors such as partisanship, a topic with decades of research for those familiar with American politics, ultimately

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    Public Speech

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    As you know, before the semester, I traveled to Harrisburg for a Presidential rally with a group of friends to experience the atmosphere and the people in it. When we arrived, the scene was hectic and I’ve never seen so many people at a rally in my life and I’ve been to a few prior (Obama/Biden). It was electric in that so many people were passionate about the country in a way indescribable. Minutes up to the rally you could feel the buzz in the air and then, the “USA, USA, USA” chants started to

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