James Mattis was born on eighth of September 1950 in Pullman Washington. His parents were Lucille Mattis and John Mattis He graduated from Columbia High school in the year 1968 (Hillstrom and Laurie 210). During his years of schooling, he was a very dedicated student. In 1969 Mattis was admitted...
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Systems of Governance: UK vs US Systems of governance between the United Kingdom and the United States of America have a distinctive difference in the way that the governments are formed and run in both countries. According to (Gering & Thacker, 2008, 50), there are different methods of governance which can...
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The Involvement of Interest Groups in Policy Making The involvement of interest groups in policy making has gained a significant attention in research and public debate over the past decade. With a large number of interest groups, the political system is likely to be characterized by conflicts and bias as each...
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The Riley v California Case The Riley v California case is a unique case because of the how evidence was obtained. The police officer who charged Riley got so much information from Riley's phone. The evidence acquired was used against Riley in the court of law. The American constitution – Fourth...
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American Dream and Inequality American citizens believed in the American Dream where everyone thought that they had equal chances to education, employment of which would lead to an ability to become financially stable or wealthy. This idea prompted the people to suppose their endeavors would pay by being able to live...
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Apart from being among the wealthiest nation in the world to afford most commodities, Canada also has a favorable climate that foster rain and large lakes such as Great lakes in Ontario. Therefore, lacking sufficient water to satisfy the needs of its citizens tend to be an act of ignorance...
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The Impeachment Process The impeachment is a rare process in most world states. However, some civil officers are just unlucky and have to face it, sometimes they win, but others suffer the dire consequences. Why do officials have to be impeached? Well, it must be to restore sanity in leadership. In...
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This is an essay paper about the United States immigration and border security problems and how this has affected the primary objective of the Department of Homeland Security. This paper will begin by giving a brief history of the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and how this department...
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This historical document is a treaty between the governments of the United States of America and the Kingdom of Denmark during the cold war. It was implemented in April 27, 1951 with the purpose of bringing the two governments into an agreement to strengthen the defense of Greenland. Both governments,...
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Michael Bennet is a prominent and pragmatic politician who was first appointed by Bill Ritter, the Governor of Colorado, as the Senator for Colorado in 2009 to fill the vacant Senate seat left by his predecessor, Ken Salazar (The Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity 2017). He was later elected...
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Texas State is said to have more than 28 million people, with about 36 percent having a firearm. Out of the people with guns, it is reported that about 44 percent of them have between two to five firearms. As such, there are more than 20 million firearms which are...
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The issue of firearms has always been a problem to the United States, and different tactics have been employed to act as measures against this challenge, although the impact has not been glorious. The paper shall consider gun control at the federal level as all states have experienced mass shooting...
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