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    Economic Platform of a Political Party Al Gore and the Democratic Party have many plans for the Tax Reform and Social Security issues. These two very important issues play a very big part in the upcoming presidential Election of 2000. The Economic issues are very crucial in his bid to become our countries next president. The following things discussed in my paper show us how Al Gore and the Democratic Party stand on very important issues for the future. Gore proposes that people buying and selling

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    The Electoral College in The United States

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    Historical overview As the first Democrat in nearly 20 years to hold the position, Bill Clinton saw a successful, yet embattled tenure in the office of the presidency. As he looked to pass the torch to his Vice President Albert Gore Jr, a virtually unchallenged bid in the Democratic primary, as he carried all of the delegates, with the stance and platform of being a more moderate alternative to the liberal Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey. The Republican Party was locked in a more challenged series

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    Party. Both Parties had two strong candidates, with a handful of other third party candidates, including Green Party and Reform Party representatives. As I watched the results of the 2000 presidential election, I felt bad for Vice President Albert Gore, Jr. The Presidency seemed to be well within Governor George W. Bush’s grasp. The television news networks were showing a big lead for Bush across the country. I turned the television off in my office, and I advised my Soldiers to get back to work

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    The Problem with Presidential Primaries

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    The Problem with Presidential Primaries Ever since the election season of 1972, presidential primaries have become “the dominant means of selecting the two major party candidates.”i[i] The primary system is one in which the eligible voters of each state do one of the following: 1) Vote for a presidential candidate to run for their party in the general election. 2) Vote for a delegate pledged to vote for a certain candidate at the party’s national convention. As intended, this process would

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    How significant is my life? Do I make a difference? Do I even really matter? Many of us wonder about how important our lives actually are; most of us are, after all, born with the dream of making a difference with our lives. Sometimes it’s hard to see if we’ve really had an impact at all. But I’m here today to tell you just how incredible your very existence is to your friends, your family, and to all those you’ll meet personally. Specifically, I’ll be talking about the wonder of what’s simply called

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    Bhabish Subedi Sherry sharifian Govt 2305 14 November 2017 Social Medias and US Presidency Social medias are the cooperative enterprises of online means of connection between people where people share their ideas, thoughts as well as images. Some of the examples of social medias are social networking medias such as Facebook, twitter, yahoo, Gmail, google plus and many more. Nowadays different people have different way of living. They don’t hesitate to speak. They share their sorrows, their misunderstanding

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    Violent Video Games

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    this. Well it's no secret that Older generations tend to disparage new things that youth like, such as video games. In the 50s comic books were blamed for corrupting youth back in the day. And By the 1980s, former Vice President Al Gore's wife Tipper Gore led a crusade against Twisted Sister's' Dee

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    In the book, Assault on Reason(excerpt), Al Gore uses different techniques to show one central theme, which is how fear affects people’s ability to reason and this neuroscientific phenomenon is used by politicians to their own advantages. To Gore, making people aware of what influence fear can have on reason is an essential step towards pointing out the problems in the political system. Gore makes the connection between the relationship of fear and reason and the political world by mentioning the

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    The events that occurred on September 11, 2001, impacted the United States and the world. Jane Mayer highlighted these changes in her book “The Dark Side,” through her interviews on the lack of communication pre-September 11th and the changes that took place following the attacks. Mayer’s work changed many views around the United States because of the layout of the events and actions dealing with September 11, 2001, by putting them into a chronological order that allowed for the reader to receive

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    right to do and what is right to do.” stated by Potter Stewart. Ethics in politics are a rare sight, “The Best Man” by Gore Vidal brings this issue up. Although the script was written in the 1960’s when the election was between Nixon and Kennedy it still relates to current elections between Trump and Clinton. Today’s politicians are no better than the ones from the past. However, Gore Vidal gives his character William Russell a set of morals. He also give other characters, no set of morals. The script

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