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    The First Presidential Debate At the first debate where estimated 100 million people watching‚ Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton shook hands with smile on the stage‚ and Lester Holt of NBC nightly news explained the rule of the debate. It was a temperament test for Trump to prove that he is suitable for the President. However‚ he failed to do so in my opinion. This debate proves that he is not sincere‚ not patient enough to listen‚ not honest‚ not prepared enough‚ and absolutely not suitable for

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    Elections

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    Elections and voting – presidential |Stage |Functions |Occurs | |Primaries and caucuses |Show popular support for candidates |January – early June | | |Choose delegates to attend National Party |

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    Presidential Election of 1912 The election of 1912 followed a "great victory" for Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1908) and a "drastic failure" for William Howard Taft (1908-1912)‚ as seen through the eyes of the public. Both presidents represented the Republican Party‚ but before the elections of 1912 Roosevelt separated‚ along with his progressive Republicans and insurgents‚ and formed a new political party - The Progressive Party. Taft remained a Republican and his party mainly consisted of conservatives

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    citizenship by exploiting the legal systems. The Supreme Court judges denied his request stating that no individual with African blood could become a citizen of the United States (Epperson‚ 32). The same decision overruled the Missouri Compromise of the year 1820 which has constrained slavery in specific territories of the United States. Scott’s owners moved him from Illinois and then to Wisconsin‚ both of these areas were part of the Northwest region that had banned slavery. Therefore‚ when Scott

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    being able to play a part in legislature and voting elections. Hundreds of black people were mobbed‚ beaten‚ raped and murdered in order to be kept from voting. As a prelude to our freedoms‚ they risked their lives and the lives of their loved ones to make it possible for us to voice our opinion by vote. Where has that initiative gone? We as a people have lost sight of our duty as American citizens to utilize our voices in the presidential elections. As soon as something goes down that we don’t like

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    one-sided coverage‚ or no coverage at all‚ as she was an individual who existed only in comparison to Barack Obama‚ and not as a separate‚ independent‚ and intelligent woman capable of much more than her subsequent State Department appointment by the President. Clinton‚ in this election‚ will always be viewed as merely “likeable enough” (quote attributed to Obama‚ Wakeman‚ J. 2008). This paper will discuss the media’s obsession with Clinton’s marriage coupled with how deep disrespect of her only exacerbated

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    + Education "What we found was that students using social networking sites are actually practicing the kinds of 21st century skills we want them to develop to be successful today‚" said Christine Greenhow‚ a learning technologies researcher in the university’s College of Education and Human Development and principal investigator of the study. "Now that we know what skills students are learning and what experiences they’re being exposed to‚ we can help foster and extend those skills‚" said Greenhow

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    Politics Then and Now With the foundation of the United States‚ came the massive project of setting up a government that would represent the people as a whole. While the founders were putting together the massive role of politics within the constitution they planned out the role of the government and the people’s place within the system. The nation’s governmental system during the late 1790s’ through the early 1800s’ was very imbalanced because the people who ran the government were figuring out

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    This is a U.S. presidential election year and a big story has been the rise of Senator Barack Obama as a serious candidate for presidency. I was interested in what various segments of the black community thought about this and chose two magazines that target the black community as their primary audience. JET magazine’s self-described mission is to inform‚ educate and entertain the African American community. The Network Journal magazine claims to serve the needs of black professionals and small business

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    Is Joe Biden the Man?

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    Jesse Sallee English 103-55 Nicole Pena 8/31/12 Is Joe Biden the man? So far this year‚ the news stations have been reporting hardly anything but politics. The reason politics are the talk of the nation is because of the upcoming presidential race between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. News stations are not the only places that political opinions can be found—newspapers‚ magazines‚ tabloids‚ etc. provide a source of information as well. In this particular political cartoon (pictured

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