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    2012 Presidential Candidate Editorial The upcoming election is not only the most important time of the year in politics‚ but it could also be considered as one of the most important and vital elections our generation has seen. Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama both have very different and confrontational views in general‚ but more specifically in subject fields such as the economy‚ healthcare‚ and the taxes & budget systems. Although I am unfortunately not eligible to vote‚ I am

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    Chapter 1: Introduction and Classification of Law A. * Constitutional Law The federal government and the states have separate written constitutions that set forth the general organizations‚ powers‚ and limits of their respective governments. * Statutory Laws enacted by legislative bodies at any level of government such as the statues passed by congress or by state legislatures make up the body of law generally referred to as statutory law. Also includes ordinances‚ which are passed by municipal

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    Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of Americans basing their vote on the 4 ways of knowing (perception‚ reason‚ language & emotion) in the upcoming presidential election The United States of America is the world’s largest democracy. Every four years they hold presidential elections in which the public is to determine by vote who wins. The American people through decision and judgment cast out there vote to who they believe is the best person to lead their country. They must base their decision

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    Michelle Obama Analysis

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    October 9‚ 2012 Written Analysis 1) Speech Goal: What is the goal of the speech? What does the speaker want the listener to do? * The overall goal for Michelle Obama’s speech s to inform the audience that her husband‚ President Barack Obama is for the people. She wants them to realize that he can relate to every class in America. He has struggled with the same problems that America is facing today at some point in his life. The speaker wants the audience to appreciate who they have

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    Company Bio – Who is Nurse‚ Nurse! Media? Your campaign and career is on life support‚ but before you pull the plug‚ you may want to stop and consider what we have to offer. No‚ we aren’t medical professionals. We are marketing professionals. No‚ we can’t help you pick out a plot in a nice and sunny location‚ but we can help get you back on solid ground. Your message is failing and so is the health of your campaign. Give it up – it’s time to call the Nurse. Who We Are and What We Do

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    The second presidential debate was held at Hofstra University with Democrat President Barack Obama and Republican candidate Governor Mitt Romney answering questions posed by voters. It was held by Candy Crowley‚ the chief political journalist for CNN. Voters at the debated asked about citizens being able to get jobs and continuing unemployment. Obama states that he wants a control alternative energy for the future. Give tax cuts for those who invest in U.S. jobs. Romney points out his 5-point plan:

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    Pathos Persuasive Speech

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    There are numerous ways to promote another person‚ and a time when this is seen is on political campaigns. The spouses of presidential candidates hold an important role in persuading the public to vote for their spouse‚ and a common way for them to do this is to use pathos to appeal to the emotions of their audience. For most people‚ personal connections and decisions are made with a close link to emotions and the feelings that one associates with that person or decision. During the presidential

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    Detecting Media Bias

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    Detecting Media Bias The 2012 presidential campaign is the headlines of the news today. The economy is the biggest issue America is facing and the people want to know who would be the best candidate for the job. Mitt Romney‚ the Republican challenger‚ is very close in the race with President Obama. CNN Polling Director Keating Holland stated‚ “Which candidate better understand how the economy works? That’s a tie as well- 45% pick Obama‚ 45% choose Romney.” The news report‚ “Poll: Obama-Romney

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    Presidential Debate

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    Obama Nation! During the presidential debate‚ (Speakers) Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney both plead their cases as to why they each felt they’d be great presidents (Message). Romney would like to get the chance to serve his first term as The United States President‚ and Obama would like to serve another term. These men rebottled their statements to prove to the world they were ready. Although I’m not able to vote‚ those key points changed my perspective of each. The presidential debate was held

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    Obama vs Romney

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    (3.) Transformational Leadership is a process that changes and transforms people. It is concerned with emotions‚ values‚ ethics‚ standards‚ and long-term goals. It includes assessing followers’ motives‚ satisfying their needs and treating them as full human beings (1). President Obama is a transformational leader in my opinion; his great vision and management skills help him develop a strong emotional bond with his followers. The vision that he wanted to get across to his followers in his first

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