I know why Donald Trump went to be a president, but
I know why Donald Trump went to be a president, but
In the article “Trump, proxy of Racism,” Charles M. Blow argues that “Donald Trump is completely unfit to be the president” because of his racism(Blow). He elaborates on how Trump is not adequate for the president’s job because he puts himself before the nation and makes racist comments that bring out what his supporters think is justified hate. Blow criticizes how Trump diverts any accusations toward him by making “racist, sexist,” or any kinds or remarks(Blow). Blow believes that trump is “unfit” to be the president of the United States due to his ignorant, divisive, and racist qualities. Blow uses diction to create a deprecatory tone which helps emphasize his point on how Trump is not qualified to be a president.…
I believe that both presidents Woodrow Wilson and Donald Trump are both racist by current standards. They both did racist things while they were president, which they should have been careful about because it caused numerous issues and contempt. Racism can cause debate amongst individuals and gatherings. Presidents should offer peace and not racism to the country their giving a chance to be in control of. Every president should set a good example among their residents.…
So in conclusion, there are more than enough sources proving that yes, Donald Trump is racist and it has been recorded many times. Was is right for HIllary to say he was? No because clearly it is more then obvious. It wasn’t really her job to say whether he was or wasn’t. It’s the voters opinion what he is. And based off of their views will help decide the presidential…
In“Trump’s Bluster Is Heard Around the World,” an article published on Yahoo! Politics by Gregory Katz, sarcastic tone and vivid descriptions portray Donald Trump as a selfish human being to manipulate readers he will not be a good president. Katz’s sarcastic and criticizing tone adds to the negative view of Trump presented in this article;“His is clearly a recognized name worldwide, which is not to say it's a beloved one.” Katz then proves this point by quoting individuals from around the world. In the first description of Trump, a woman who lives next to a Trump resort calls Trump a spoiled “strange fish.” She then describes his toddler-like tantrums, causing an image of diaper wearing Trump whining and flopping for what he wants to pop into our heads. Katz’s next proof is a video of Mexican comedians dressed as Donald Trump performing an act written from his statements. The comedians are all wearing fake guts, Neanderthal clothing, and blonde wigs. Katz writes, “It's striking how many people know of him at all,” as if Trump is some new American celebrity who is just now getting attention for his statements. It is almost impossible to not recognize the Trump name. His name is on everything he owns, and he owns buildings, programs, and boats worldwide. Trump had been known by the world way before he decided to run for president. To end the article and finish his characterization of Trump, Katz writes,“That would be one side of Trump that few if any have seen — one who says ‘sorry’.” Like Buzzfeed and Alphacat, Katz includes mockery of Trump so viewers will chuckle at their possible leader. This humor alongside Katz’s sarcastic and condescending tone alarm readers that Trump is well known, not well…
The entire Trump campaign was built on racism. Racist remarks, racist ideations and the most extreme, racist hate groups. His campaign set forth the notion in the United States that it is acceptable to be hateful towards people whose race is physically different to their own. As a result, white supremacy and hate groups, such as the KKK or the Neo-Nazi groups, have become more apparent in our modern society. It is to be noted that yes, the KKK and Neo-Nazis have existed throughout generations; however, since the beginning of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign the number of people participating in such groups has risen tremendously.…
For example, the Justice Department sued Trump’s real estate company twice for not allowing black people to rent his apartments. The company gave different rental terms and conditions to black people that were unfair. The company also lied to them, saying their were no rooms available. During the presidential debates, Donald was asked about those claims and responded saying how an abundance of other companies have done that as well, as if that makes it okay for a future president to do so. In addition, Donald also attacked Muslim gold star parents verbally. Their son had died serving in the Iraq War. After the father gave a speech at the Democratic National Convention Trump said, “ If you look at his wife, she was standing there. She had nothing to say. She probably, maybe she wasn’t allowed to have anything to say. You tell me.”(Marans, “Here Are 13 Examples Of Donald Trump Being Racist). This remark is racist without a doubt and the effect of these examples are scary. He also accused Hillary Clinton of writing a script for the father which is rude and disrespectful. Donald Trump is a racist because of his indirect controversial…
A world without a presidential figure, is a world where no one wants to live, a world with a dictator, a world where everyone has to live. Both american Presidents showed leadership even if one was better at it. A good President shows his american people that everything will be fine and okay and shows everything is under his control. Many presidents range on how they choose to do this. Such two presidents are Barack Obama and George Washington, these two presidents show many characteristics. Having similarities and differences they both shows love and affection for their country. racking down on employers that are taking advantage of undocumented workers because they can't complain if they're not paid a minimum wage...do it in a way that doesn't lead to people with Spanish surnames being discriminated against, so there's got to be a safeguard there.", stated Barack at a Democratic Debate. Both Ex-Presidents had interesting beliefs about many…
Donald Trump won his presidency over Hilary Clinton, winning the electoral vote but losing the popular vote by around 2.9 million votes. Knowing that the majority of Americans did not want Trump as President, it would make sense for Trump to handle the office with care, and work to gain the trust of the Americans who did not want him as their President. In the short 48 days since Trump has been President, it is safe to say that he does not care about the opinions of those who did not vote for him and those that did vote for him. He signs executive orders and appoints nominees without consideration. He makes every move based on his priorities, and not the rest of America.…
Since the beginning of his campaign he targeted people from certain ethnicities like Muslims; who he said should be banned from entering to U.S territory, this after all the terrorist attacks. Another ethnicity was Mexicans; who were labeled as rapists and drug dealers, this comment in particularly didn’t affected me much for the fact that nether me or my entire family has ever been related to none of “his labels” but it’s not so pleasant to heard that. He attacked woman, and disable people, I’m a woman and I have a disable niece, so definitely not my favorite. The reason why many people likes him is because he has high standards and citizens believe he would do the same for this country, he promised the famous wall that many candidates promis in every election year, he is a successful business man and people believe he can help the U.S get out from debt, and supposedly because he speaks the truth. Americans wanted something different and they had and have faith on…
A kid, crying and sniffling, has had a rough day. Why is this you ask? Well this boy is crying because he is a victim of racism and discrimination. Racism and discrimination affect a large group of people each and every day. It may be a joke amongst you and your friends. The absolute truth is that racism and discrimination is no joke at all.…
Trump was responding to actress Meryl Streep, who criticized the incoming president in a speech at Golden Globes. Compared to the other articles this one appears to be slightly more credible and shows minimal biases as it provides evidence and views both sides of the argument portray. The intentions geared toward the audience are of those who simply want to be aware of the general idea of the crisis but are also on the slightly bias side of supporting the video evidence and that he was responsible. “President- elect Donald trump again denied mocking a reporter for a physical disability in a series of tweets on Monday, even though he clearly appears to have done so while on the campaign trail in 2015.”(Dana Liebelson) , the author summarizing the general idea of the events provides insight on a series of tweets Donald trump was responsible for contradicting the video evidence of him “clearly” doing so during his campaign trail in 2015. Evidence pertaining to the impact left on the reader and society is the fact that trump previously stated that he would never mock a person with a disability because he spends “millions a year, or millions of dollars on ramps, and get rid of the stairs and different kinds of elevators all over”(Dana…
Donald Trump has a higher favorability rating than any nominated candidate from either major political party since Gallup began tracking favorability in 1992” (Newport, pars. 1-2). Next, Donald Trump is racist. He has constantly said he believes all Mexicans are rapists and murderers and has insisted on building a big, beautiful wall. Donald Trump has insisted all Muslims are terrorists, and Americans should not let a single one into this country.…
Nonetheless, if he wants to be successful in the political world, and seat in the oval office later on this year, he needs to change that. We all know that Trump can overhaul Clinton. After all, many consider her polling leads to be temporary as Trump is expected to release ads or leak secrets about her. However, the difference between Trump and Clinton is that though many Americans may not like Clinton, they are terrified of Trump. In addition, Trump’s biggest dilemma is the fact that he has close to two-thirds saying they have a disapproving opinion of him. Furthermore, Trump’s rankings are poorest with the voters who made up the so-called Obama union of young, nonwhite and well-educated voters who drove President Obama’s re-election four years past.…
We, as a society, have shown resilience in the past years when it comes to racism. And although we can’t deny that there is not racism in America, it seemed to be under control. Recently with Mr. Donald Trump it seems to have gotten worse. Not only does he speak negative about Mexicans, African Americans, and Islamic people. But the people who seem to be uneducated support him and its only leading to violence against one another. Former presidents have tried to join us as one. To bring peace. If Americans don’t educate themselves on who may be a candidate as a president it’s only going to get worse. He condones violence and racism, and that is never the answer. Mr. Trump not only condones violence but he encourages it, stating he would pay legal fees for any of his supporters if they were to attack and abuse a protestor. Now is that really the type of man you want running the nation? A man that would lead us to war if that meant “solving” a small problem? Because I personally believe that would only lead us to bigger problems. And it would all be because we aren’t being responsible citizens and voting for a better…
Just recently the US went into another historic election that saw Donald Trump getting elected as the 45th president. The big question I think that arises from his election is whether his rule will bring back racism as a factor in the US. This is based on his averments during his presidential campaigns concerning the African-Americans, and how he was going to deport them.…