Essays About Government

In Larry L. King’s, Trapped: Lyndon Johnson and the Nightmare of Vietnam, Larry King makes his assessment of Lyndon Johnson. King states, “His personal history simply permitted him no retreats or failure in testing. ” (Portrait of America page 313) What King is trying to say about Lyndon Johnson in this statement is that his […]

Johnson & Johnson, a prominent pharmaceutical company, has utilized different tactics to become the industry leader. Through mergers and acquisitions, they have positioned themselves as the foremost consumer healthcare company worldwide, as well as the dominant player in medical devices and diagnostics. As a holding company, Johnson & Johnson supervises a network of more than […]

Introduction The framing theory examines the perception and communication of reality by different entities, including groups, individuals, and societies. It encompasses the social construction of phenomena through channels such as political and social movements, mass media sources, political leaders, and organizations. Political contexts commonly employ advertising language, mass media, and religion. In his book, “The […]

Introduction The question on who is most appropriate to replace Baraka Obama has attracted the attention of many people not only in America but also globally. Markedly, since the 15th march primaries, the battle towards the world’s superpower country have been evident to take shape. Among the many contestants for the November general election are […]

Many observers consider the 2016 presidential election as one of the hotly contested elections in the history America. This paper seeks to analyze this election and determine with reasons why several things were witnessed. The Person Who Won The 2016 Presidential Election Unlike what some observers stated, Donald Trump won the presidential election by a […]

On October 25, 2016, Mike Pence, the Republican vice presidential candidate, spoke at a campaign event in Marietta, Ohio. During his address, he urged the audience to vote for Donald Trump based on his achievements that qualify him for the presidency. Pence stressed Trump’s ability to promote peace and stability both nationally and internationally. The […]

Hillary Clinton impressed during the first US presidential debate by displaying composure, delivering precise answers, and effectively defending her record. She skillfully governed the tone and pace of the debate, further establishing herself as a credible leader for the United States (NBC News). In addition to highlighting Trump’s flaws in business and policies, she specifically […]

The ongoing U.S.A presidential election has gained significant attention not only within the USA but also worldwide. This essay will explore how the internal and international media cover presidential elections, including discussions about candidates and specific policy matters that receive attention from domestic media. In an article by Kenneth T Walsh in the New York […]

The economic impact is the outcome of a policy, event, or decision that generates a microeconomic effect on commerce, employment, or incomes. This paper analyzes the economic impact of campaign promises made by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in relation to immigration, trade, taxes, and foreign policies. As a Republican candidate, Trump’s proposals include withdrawing […]

The American political landscape comprises two main parties; the democrats and the republicans. These two parties have fundamental differences because of varying stances on issues affecting America. However, these parties have issues they have the same views about, sometimes making it difficult to differentiate them. To understand differences between this two parties one must study […]

Introduction The 2016 presidential debates had the most number of viewers in American history with approximately 259 million viewers. The first debate was held on the 26th of September and was reported as the most watched debate in American history. The second debate was held on ninth October and the third one on 19th October. […]

Once you read Malala Yousafzai’s speech on education, you realize that everybody needs to have an education. Everyone has to voice his or her opinions. As Yousafzai gives a valid argument discussing the need for education in Pakistan where she seeks to get equality, education and peace for all the children. She also purposes to […]

Extremism refers to an ideology that isn’t considered as part of the mainstream attitudes and ways of society. It can be both religious and, otherwise, political. All of these different types of extremisms can, unfortunately, be seen thriving in Pakistan. Counter-extremists tend to try their best to influence audiences with the ‘right’ information in order […]

Introduction Theresa LePore’s case and the Butterfly Ballot ethics needed sensible decisions based heavily on relevant values, goals, and obtainable information. The political election that took place on November 7th, 2000 will keep haunting both the politicians and the citizens in the U.S (Montjoy & Slaton, 2005). The butterfly ballot that was designed by Theresa […]

Introduction Women have the same intellectual capacity as men, which allows them to perform tasks with equal efficiency. Equality between men and women is of utmost importance. However, society frequently dictates that men should hold leadership roles and exhibit dominance, while women are encouraged to prioritize their roles as mothers and wives, often at the […]

Following the high tension of political power in the United States, political parties have been using different strategies to owe majority voters on their side. Since the 1860s, the two main parties in America have been the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Republican Party has the most number of seats in the House of […]

Introduction The procedure of voting for and or Electing, The President of the United States, is explained in the U.S constitution. The 12th, 22nd, and 23rd amendments have modified this procedure. The United States of America holds elections after every four years. Both the President and the Vice President must have attained the age of […]

Considering the independent democratic ad in United States of America, in the year 2012 there was a record of more than 915000 of the presidential ads which were aired on national and broadcast television cables compared to the year 2004 which was about 637000ads showing a kind increase of about 44.5 percent. (Namkoong et al, […]

Like any other electoral body, the United States’ Electoral College in charge of the elections and checks the populace of the parties involved, that is the republican and the Democratic Party. People have the confidence in the fact that the Electoral College will rectify any of the mistakes they have done in the election and […]

Should the president be elected through a popular vote? The Electoral College in the United States states that electing the president based on popular vote results in the candidate with the most votes from voters becoming president. This method is simple and allows all voters to understand how their vote affects the election process. It […]