Joe Biden Essays

  • Race In Barack Obama

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    Barak Obama is the 44th president of the United States and also the1st black man to hold this position. He has emerged from a society of segregation to become one of the greatest leaders of the free world. He has followed in the footsteps of many great black leaders including Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. These freedom fighters have paved the way for the emergence of African Americans as leaders. Martin Luther King Jr. was a fore runner in the passing of the voting rights act of 1965 which

  • Essay On Sexual Assault On College Campuses

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    fighting campuses sexual assaults. Colleges need to step up and have responsibility in the sexual assaults that happen on college campuses. It is not just for the women to fight, but society which includes college campuses. According to Vice President Biden, college sexual assaults are on all of American’s to change the culture

  • Successful Social Movement

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    Insurrection It takes patience, perseverance, and people by your side with the will to make a change in order to succeed. These characteristics are what an activist needs to have an effective social movement. Bill Moyer’s theory, “8 Stages of a Successful Social Movement” claims that activists need good strategies to get rid of the social issues and see accomplishments in their actions. Bill Moyer claims that all activists go through stages 1, 4, and 6. Stage 1 describes how power holders are keeping

  • Pros And Cons Of Transgender Service Members

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    Transgender Service Members Earlier this year, The Secretary of Defense issued a memorandum stating transgender service members will be allowed to openly serve in the military and the government will be implementing a policy to help these service members begin their transition. It is 2016 and American society has made tremendous leaps regarding the acceptance of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community. Throughout the last 15 years America has been at war, there have

  • Gun Control: Annotated Bibliography

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    Frates, Chris. “The Gun Debate Isn’t Over Yet.” National Journal (2013): Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center. Web. 31 Oct. 2013. In this article written by Chris Frates, the author talks about how democrats and republicans are going back, and forth on gun control laws. Both parties are finding it difficult to come to an agreement. While leaving republicans asking the question “How do you take away Americans 2nd Amendment?” It’s a tricky situation as republicans, and congress continue to try

  • Lack of Food Safety in America

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    “There are … responsibilities more important than making sure the food our families eat is safe” (Joe Biden). The vice president of the United States does not consider food safety important. The government food agencies such as The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), do not do enough to ensure our safety from food. Our standards of ensuring food safety have dramatically dropped due to government food agencies not doing enough to protect us and

  • Persuasive Essay On Gun Control

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    His primary audience was Congress and his secondary audience was the citizens of the United States of America and republicans as some were against that proposed law. President Obama used the rhetorical strategies President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden had to act quickly as the situation with the shootings was out of control. Obama stated “ Just last Thursday, As TV networks were covering one of Joe’s meetings on this topic, news broke of another school shooting, this one in California.” A lot

  • Obama´s Universal Healthcare Reform

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    had a debate about whether they should actually go forward with it, because no president had ever made headway on comprehensive health care reform. First, healthcare was not an option, but later, they decided just to scale healthcare back. V.P. Joe Biden opposed health care. Too many universal health care programs had died in Biden's time in Washington, and he saw the same fate for Obama's deal as all the others. Obama's economic team warned Obama that to fund a big program, with the recession still

  • Obama Rational Actor Model

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    Given this framework, a legitimate question remains as to whether President Obama’s decision to deploy more troops to Afghanistan met the criteria inherent in the Rational Actor Model. Upon winning the presidential election, President Obama quickly learned how crucial, yet difficult to resolve the war on terror had become. While President Bush had largely ignored Afghanistan and Pakistan to focus on counterinsurgency in Iraq, Al Qaeda and the Taliban had grown unchecked in the volatile border region

  • Critique of Barack Obama's Public Persona

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    Almost naturally, and within the last decade, many Republican leaders have been condemned as laughable in the political realm due to their lack of “acceptable” orality. The 43rd president of the United States could easily agree that political tidiness has always played a major role in deciding who is fit (or no longer fit) for leadership in the bipolar nation called the United States of America. The populace wants someone to dazzle them with the flashiest words and bring false security through the

  • Cincinnati vs Mapplethorpe

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    Cincinnati vs Mapplethorpe READER DISCRETION ADVISORY This pop culture memoir contains sex, lies, greed, perversion, murder, deceit, infidelity, drugs, sex, immorality, scatology, ambition, equivocation, character assassination, slander, blasphemy, aspersion, betrayal, distortion, racism, ungodliness, sodomy – and that’s just the critics of Mapplethorpe. '>-The first page of Jack Fritshcer’s book, Mapplethorpe: Assault with a deadly camera. So I am asking myself, what is it about this guy Mapplethorpe

  • Cleaning up Detroit

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    Detroit, it was once the backbones of this U.S now it’s the largest U.S city to file for bankruptcy. Thriving neighborhoods are now abandoned, not enough police to keep the city safe. Going From a population of nearly 2million to under 700,000 in a matter of years. The citizens of Detroit really need to stick together through these tough times. The problems going on in the city is by far the worst that we have seen in years and it needs to be something done about we can’t continue to watch Detroit’s

  • Persuasive Essay On Drones

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    Three-thousand deaths have resulted in drone attacks and only 1.5 percent of these deaths were “high profile” personnel. Out of these deaths about 20 percent were either civilian or children. This statistic only account for the known drone attacks (Galliott, Jai, and Bradley Strawser). When drones were first invented its intensions were mainly for surveillance. Over the years they have been modified and upgraded to perform tasks that can even match manned aerial vehicles which leads to the first

  • Rhetoric in Politics: Barack Obama’s Inauguration Speech

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    Rhetoric in Politics: Barack Obama’s Inauguration Speech Barack Obama’s Inauguration address was delivered to the American public in order to express the goals of the president for his upcoming term. This address would be president Obama’s second as he is currently in his second presidency term. The purpose of this speech was to share with the public the vision he had for his next term, what his future ideas were, and the rights we Americans hold. Throughout the use of vivid examples, anecdotes

  • Female Politicians Face: Gender Stereotyping by Voters

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    A subject that has drawn a great deal of scholarly attention are the burdens of female politicians. Women seeking office have to deal with a host of issues that may affect their political campaign and chances of being elected. There are several theories that address some of the obstacles female politicians face: gender stereotyping by voters have detrimental effects for female candidates (Kahn and Goldenberg 1991), male candidates have access to political resources that just are not as accessible

  • How To Survive A Plague Analysis

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    How to Survive a Plague (2012) is a documentary about the story of two coalitions, ACT-UP and TAG (Treatment Action Group). Both groups dedicate their time and energy to stop AIDS from being the deadly disease that it has been for years and is only getting worse. Those affected by the disease were primarily of the LGBT community. Those with AIDS struggled to see progress with research for a cure because of those who held leadership roles had in certain religious views along with a lack of political

  • Analysis Of The Audacity Of Hope

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    Obama’s Hidden Message: A Look At “The Audacity of Hope” On July 27, 2004, Barack Obama made arguably his most important speech, “The Audacity of Hope”, at the Democratic National Convention Keynote Address. These conventions are for political parties to announce a winner for nomination. All the way through his piece, Obama focuses on connecting Americans and himself to the audience. In fact, at the time, Barack Obama was a US Senate candidate for the United States president, and in making this

  • Michelle Obama

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    Their complaints contained validity and were not ignored by the First Lady. In 2011, Michelle collaborated with Vice President Joe Biden’s wife, Dr.Jill Biden, to create the Joining Forces program. The program was designed to rally support for veterans and assist them in transitioning back into everyday life. Healthcare, employment, and education were all made more accessible to vets returning

  • The Political Presidents Make Essay Locating Joe Biden In Political Time

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    Stephen Skowronek’s The Politics Presidents Make Essay Locating Joe Biden in Political Time Introduction Stephen Skowronek's concept of political time provides an outline for comprehending American presidents' administration in connection to the political regimes they take over, bargain, and sometimes even change. In order to evaluate President Joe Biden's place in politics, it is necessary to situate his administration in the setting of Donald Trump's presidency. Four categories of presidencies

  • Far and Away

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    shot. Even in such a short shot, the village appears more urban than it probably should, and if not for the natural light, would not differ greatly from the scenes of urban Boston later in the film. It is in the pub that we first meet Joseph’s father (Joe) and a friend (McGuire) who appear to be perpetuating stereotypes by sharing a drink (or two) in the middle of the day and singing a favourite drinking refrain before being summoned to the street by a local to protest the arrival of a rent collecting