argue why Donald Trump should not or rather can not be president. The advertisement contains first a quick clip of Hillary Clinton hugging a young girl and then merged into a serious clips of young girls looking at themselves in mirrors or cameras. During the scenes of the young girls there are clips and sound bites of Donald Trump saying derogatory things about women during his career over the years. This advertisement is able to provide a strong argument as to why Donald Trump should not be president
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The most intresting part of Mr. Trump is the logical fallacy he uses to exaggrations situations that conflict with reality. Cooper points out Mr. Trump’s many exagerations of America as “ borderline-apocalyptic rhetoric” which is true as Mr. Trump describes fallen buisness as “rusted out factories scattered like tomestones” putting a new connotation to the ruins of factories other than just some run down dangous building filled with asbestos. Moreover, the why he goes on about the “education system
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I believe that Donald Trump and I have the same taste of music. Obviously he loves the song “I know, you know” by The Friendly Indians. “I know you know, that I am not telling the truth, I know you know that they don’t have any proof.” He knows, we know that he isn’t telling the truth. But he got the last part wrong. We do have proof. He knows, we know that he just loves to grope women but won’t admit that what he does is wrong. He knows, we know that he didn’t lose the popular vote because of voter
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I’m sure in everyone’s mind this is Hillary’s fault, but it is not. It is the systems. And who put it in place. The white male. Men like … Trump, with his locker room talk. It’s a cycle that must end. Wake up and stand up for your wife, your kids, your grandkids. Teach them better! Look at the women in your life today - take inventory. Think of tomorrow. If Trump groped your wife would you tell her its her fault for being so beautiful! Something tells me,
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article, “The Rise of American Authoritarianism,” Amanda Taub makes three claims: First, Donald Trump is backed by authoritarians who feel threatened by social, political, and economic changes in the U.S.; Second, the GOP’s appeal to traditionalism and law-and-order has attracted “a vast and previously bipartisan population of Americans with authoritarian tendencies,” insuring there will be more Trump-like candidates in the future; and lastly, since ”Democrats, by contrast, have positioned themselves
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Republican Debate 1/13/2016 was held at the North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston, South Carolina and was aired on Fox Business Network at 9:00 pm. Niel Cavuto and Maria Bartiromo narrated the debate of: Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, Chris Cristie, Geb Bush, John Kasich. During the debate John Kaisch spoke fluently and used natural hand motions that showed that he was passionate about what he was talking about. Chris Christie used little hand motions but he made constant
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presidential campaign of Donald Trump. Experts, from the day he announced his bid, have been baffled by his immense popularity, rapid climb in the polls, and ability to win despite his rhetoric, regarded by many to be naïve and racially motivated. So, to gain some insight into Trump, his campaign, and how he will fair in the upcoming election, journalists, pundits and political aficionados, well learned in matters regarding the presidency, have compared and contrasted the Trump campaign to those of the
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whom are Donald Trump supporters, and most of whom don't even know why. While the prospect of a 4 year Donald Trump Presidency is fairly terrifying, it has been an interesting study in human nature to watch Trump push fear and successfully sell ideas of no real substance to uninformed first time voters who when pushed to examine Trump's policies (or lack there of) seem to coincide they don't really agree with him at all. One of the things I find most mind boggling about the Trump phenomena is the
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environmentally significant reasons I am against the Dakota Access Pipeline. For instance, our president Donald Trump has had stocks in the pipeline, and sold them off last summer to avoid a conflict of interest. However, the chief executive Kelcy Warren, of the pipeline company, Energy Transfer Partners (ETP), has made generous contributions to his political campaign. It appears Trump deliberately made the stocks for this company soar (Mufson, 2016). Secondly, the pipeline runs through sacred land
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Introduction: There is not doubt that the name Trump calls the public’s attention; hence, I chose the ad for Ivanka Trump’s jewelry collection. Trump is already an established brand name; thus, it is easily marketable. However, Ivanka especially, has had immense achievements. I am greatly impressed to see how ambitious and entrepreneurial this young woman is. Despite having been born into wealth, as the daughter of real estate mogul Donald Trump, she is nothing like other young celebrities, i
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