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    In the chapter “What You Say About His Company Is What You Say About Society‚” Chuck Klosterman defines what he believes makes a villain. His asserted definition‚ “the villain is the person who knows the most and cares the least” (Klosterman 3)‚ rests on the idea that calculation or the “dispassionate application of intelligence” confers one the “villains cowl” (Klosterman 6). Klosterman explains his reasoning to us‚ exploring along the way the most evil action available (tying a woman to the railroad

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    Voter ID Laws

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    disenfranchise African Americans they still don’t change. There is minimal evidence of widespread voter fraud for the need of voter ID laws‚ it can be said that the voter ID laws are for the purpose of political advantage just like redistricting. The Republican Party is the main benefactor towards these laws as African Americans being the main group being affected by these laws are more likely to vote Democrat. This issue is yet to be resolved. As many states still have these laws and there is no need for

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    1.AMERICA’S HOMELAND SECURITY AND DEFENSE POLICY The history of civil defense and homeland security in the United States has been one of frequent policy and organizational change The changes have been driven by many factors including an evolving threat environment‚ major natural disasters that have resulted in immense destruction‚ and the specific preferences of presidential administrations. One of the most important recent drivers‚ the terrorist attacks of September 11‚ 2001‚ led directly

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    President Obama’s second inaugural address was widely perceived as a throwing down of the gauntlet in how it framed his progressive faith in government and challenged his Republican political opponents in any number of ways. Given that‚ expect to see more glove-throwing Tuesday as the president delivers the first State of the Union speech of his second term. With no more presidential elections to face‚ Obama seems to be taking advantage of that newfound freedom to speak more forcefully on his second-term

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    Harding‚ Coolidge‚ and Hoover were Republicans that believed in pro-business and there was no need to regulate businesses. They wanted to keep taxes down and business profits up and give business more availability credit in order to expand. They had a high tariff on imported goods which helped American manufactures. All though they had many similarities‚ they also had different approaches to their campaign. Warren Harding conservatives‚ affable manner‚ and "make no enemies" campaign strategy

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    the 1980 election‚ the Republican Party was greatly divided by fierce ideological warfare and marred by the persistent efforts of liberals‚ moderates‚ and pragmatists to dismantle the Grand Old Party (GOP). After decades of festering dissatisfaction with a progressive government‚ a grassroots conservative movement was brewing below the surface of blue-collar America that

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    determining how African Americans shaped the course and consequences of the Civil War‚ one must assess how African Americans were given more opportunities. Politically‚ African Americans began to have a role in voting and to have the President and Republican Party fight for their full freedom. Socially‚ the African American’s class began to be looked at differently. Ideologically‚ the African Americans were being looked at as equal and made sure that people knew they were people too. Although African Americans

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    numerous but the biggest ones are: the lose of Republicans in government control‚ the rise of groups who targeted blacks and physically and civilly‚ and finally the general racism of both Northern and Southern states had a large role in the liberties of freedmen being passed or not. Reconstruction has started out strong and had it continued‚ we could have had a much different America‚ but now we can only

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    words they were uneducated. Also during the reconstruction multiple deals were made in order to make things go by in certain parties favor. One reason the congress ’ attempt to grant equal rights to African Americans during the reconstruction failed were because many African Americans weren’t educated. After the Thirteen Amendment abolished slavery‚ many radical Republicans believed that freedmen should be allowed to vote on an equal term. However‚ many people opposed this idea. Such as Congressman

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    Zey’Quisha Jarrett 7th period News Article In this article “Kerry Top Secretary of State Pick” the associated press state that Ambassador Susan Rice withdrew from being secretary of state to avoid the confirmation fight with republicans. The Democratic senate John Kerry then automatically became the head of Obama’s short list of candidates. This is bringing a lot of excitement in Washington. Many Democrats blamed politics for Rice’s leaving. Senate leader Harry Reid stated “Their behavior was

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