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Donald Trump's Revolt
Revolt. That’s simply what I got out of your essay Professor Leveille; you want the young minds that you educate to perceive that they deserve to be heard. The message depicted in the beginning of your essay are prime examples of Donald Trump being unfit for his presidential position. Whether it be his inability to grasp the concept of Global Warming, his infatuation with Russian president, Vladimir Putin, or his constant denial on Hilary winning the popular vote, Donald’s inability to cope with criticism, will ultimately lead to the dismantlement of our country. You then go on, in detail, as to why we should not rely on news to inform us on all that we need to know; it is up to us to gather the information we need to fight
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