Nicholas Kristof, an American journalist, wrote an article published by the New York Times, “The Dangers of Echo Chambers on Campus,” on the radical reactions of people after the 2016 presidential election. Once Donald Trump won the presidential election, an uproar of confusion and sadness erupted particularly in universities and spread throughout the United States. Nicolas Kritof mentions that the main reason for the uproar is that some liberals are close-minded and should embrace the republican’s
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Controversy has become a big part of our world today. Sexual misconduct, current and former presidencies, tax reform, net neutrality, and many more play a role in the controversial topics in our news. Bill O’Reilly, a man recently deemed as controversial due to sexual harassment allegations, and Father Charles Coughlin, who was controversial because of his tendency to bring politics into religion and later becoming a nazi sympathizer, may have a lot more similarities than what many people could infer
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The third GOP debate was held this past Wednesday on October 28th in Boulder, at the University of Colorado. The debate, held by CNBC, was to be focused on issues of economics and, obligingly titled “Your Money, Your Vote”, held the top ten highest polling Republican candidates in conversation over a wide variety of subjects. Moderated by Carl Quintanilla, Becky Quick, and John Harwood, the debate lasted eight minutes under two hours. While economics was to be the primary subject of content engaged
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presidential election draws to a close Donald Trump's followers begin to to steadily increase. The candidates have been going head to head in debates, writes and speaking addresses to states and communties and attempting to persuade the public to obtain more follwers. Many questions arise pertaining to Donald Trump. Such as, what are his long term goals for the country? Why is he more aggressive in debates instead of calm and collected? Or, can Donald Trump as president be in the best favor for the
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Donald Trump has many followers not only because he is president but because he is a well-known entrepreneur. Before Donald Trump was elected as president, he was just known as a man that owned successful businesses, as well as a televisions personality. Donald Trump is the 45th and current president of the United States of America. He borrowed a similar slogan from Reagan “Make America Great Again”, or in my terms “Make America Racists again”. In the Saturday night live sketch “Voters for Trump
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weekend in charolettesville va president trump stayed relatively quiet causing most americans to question where he stands. The reasoning for his silence he claims was that he wanted to "make sure unlike most politians that what he said was correct." Trump then came out to say that the hate groups will be punished for the death of Heather Heyer and the many others who were also injured. He also said during his press conference that BOTH sides are to blame. Trumps views on BLM Vs. Alt-Right I would like
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Briarcliff Manor, NY. -- Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump ended one of the toughest, most whirlwind GOP primary election ever in history by giving a celebratory speech Tuesday night, using a teleprompter with the promise to make the party proud, while going after his general election opponent Hillary Clinton. “We accomplished what no one thought was possible,” Trump said to supporters at Trump National Golf Club in Westchester, NY. "We close one chapter and begin another. You've given me the
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Name: Sukhjit Sandhu Analyzing Editorial Cartoons Assignment Analysis Questions Donald Trump: Immigration Ban 1. Describe the action taking place in the cartoon and identify any key objects or persons. The action taking place in the cartoon is: Donald Trump, who is represented as Frankenstein, is set free after the GOP has created him and starts walking towards the public, saying “Immigration Bad!”, “Mexican Rapists!”, Mexican Criminals!”, “Mexican Drug Dealers!”, “Fire!”
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Donald Trump has a very romantic brand, and I do not mean this in a love and passionate way, but rather in an ideal and persuasive manner which has been proven by his lead in most of the Republican primaries and caucuses, leading to his possible GOP presidential nomination. The brand that Trump has adopted for himself has created him a lot of enemies that do not think positively of some of the promises he has made to the American people, but then there is also all the voters who have come out and
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On November 8, 2016, Donald Trump officially became the 45th President of the United States of America after the victory over rival Hillary Clinton. He is the first president in US history with no political or military experience prior to taking office. The previous US presidents from 1789 to 2016 came into the White House with an average of 13 years in public office and 5.6 years of military service. This information belonged to the article “Donald Trump will be the only US president ever with no
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