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    Obama Vs Anthony

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    insight into human nature‚ so naturally many books have stories that explore a person’s journey throughout their life. From the poorest to the richest‚ the youngest to the oldest‚ each person has a story to tell. Barack Obama shares his story of self-discovery through his

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    Obama Best President

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    live in it than others. President Obama has been one of the most unwanted but also most loved Presidents the United States of America has ever had. In Obama’s eight year term he accomplished a lot of things. President Barack Obama has been the best president the United States has ever had. President Obama has accomplished many things for our nation. He passed a health care reform that will cover 32 million people in the U.S that are uninsured. Obama accomplished passing this reform

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    and Obama both want to change the American way of eating into a healthy choice but Obama believes it can simply be changed by education and government help but on the other hand Warner believes in self change and antigovernment. Michelle Obama believes that the government needs to help control Americas obesity rates. Obama states that the government is proposing‚ “A $4oo million a year fund to bring grocery stores and other healthy food retailers to underserved areas cross the country” (Obama 427)

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    gave The House Divided Speech against Senator Douglas for promoting slavery saying " A house cannot divided". In 1858 he debated multiple times against Senator Douglas over slavery which put made him an important figure in national politics. In 1860 he gave The Copper Union Address where he urged fellow republicans not to conform to the southerners ways of thinking that slavery is right but "to stand by our duty‚ fearlessly and effectively." In 1865 he gave his second Inaugural Address in which he appealed

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    Throughout his campaign he has produced a straightforward rhetoric often viewed as offensive and laid a platform where minorities may feel threatened. He has appealed vastly to the Common Man by making promises to bring back jobs shipped off to other countries and to cut business regulations. He’s promised to build walls and to lay down strict immigration policies. Much of this appeals to the common working class person‚ who feels like the Obama Administration in particular did not have their back.

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    Reagan vs Obama

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    that began in 1984. Today though‚ President Obama has been dealing with much different circumstances. Upon entering office during the “Great Recession” he was faced with an exploding unemployment rate‚ a crashing stock market‚ as well as a decrease in national GDP. In order to prop up the economy‚ Obama continued the stimulus packages enacted towards the end of the Bush administration. Instead of the climbing inflation rates that Reagan faced‚ Obama

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    Senator Barack Obama

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    well-being is currently skewed‚ and there is need for immediate reformation in policy. One man promising to address this problem‚ and bring on this change in the government‚ is current Democratic Presidential Nominee: Senator Barack Obama of Illinois. Barack Hussein Obama was born August 4‚ 1961‚ and lived much of his childhood in the state of Hawaii. Being the son of a black Kenyan father and a white American mother‚ he has been able to live a very culturally diverse life‚ and also has had the chance

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    Barack Obama was an influential person because of his contributions to not only America‚ but the world; despite the harsh racism and criticism. One of the first accomplishments of Barack Obama was becoming a Presidential candidate for the Democratic Party and eventually becoming America’s first black president. This proves that Barack Obama succeeded with becoming the first black U.S. president‚ even though he struggled against bigotry and the doubt of other people. This is still affecting the world

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    Bush Vs Obama

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    analyze 2 presidents from the past 60 years‚ which are Barack Obama and George W. Bush. I am going to discuss how they charge citizens and compare which had a bigger impact on the nation. First of all‚ I am going to discuss on Barack Obama’s time in office‚ which tends his terms has finished recently. When Obama was in office back in 2008‚ he was making a change in the tax. He decided to tax on the rich more while taxing on the poor lower (Obama White House). Graphically‚ it looks similar to an exponential

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    American exceptionalism is the belief that this country grants unique freedoms and liberties that other countries do not. The common rhetoric‚ referred to as the "American dream"‚ is that anyone in this country regardless of race‚ gender‚ or class can achieve prosperity through hard work and dedication. While this is an ideal concept‚ history has shown that this idea is not rooted in reality. Unfortunately‚ there are institutional barriers that rob many Americans of equal opportunity. While

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