Essays on President

This is a technique where snipers and mercenaries are hired by terrorists to execute individuals, particularly leaders of countries they consider their enemies. Terrorists destabilize nations by assassinating influential figures, presidents, or lawmakers, giving a warning that they are willing to do something as a way to deter leaders from…

In each leadership position, ethics and morals are paramount. The current South Korean president, Park Geun-Hye, is dealing with an ethical dilemma primarily based on her involvement with an aide who did not hold any governmental position, however went ahead and sought financial donation from commercial enterprise conglomerates. On December…

The disagreement in Walt Whiteman’s poem O Captain!My Captain! occurs as Whiteman becomes disillusioned with President Pierce. Whiteman thought he had met an ideal in President Abraham Lincoln at one point. However, this position changes after Lincoln is assassinated after the North’s victory in the Civil War. At this point,…

Introduction Donald Trump is, without a doubt, the most populist president to have ever been elected in the United States. President Trump used the excessive pragmatism and populism of a seasoned businessman throughout his campaign, and it can be seen in every step of his presidential campaign. Besides, the President…

About 15,000 executive orders were signed by different presidents from 1789 to Trump’s current presidency. With a total of 3,721 executive orders, President Franklin Roosevelt led the party, followed by President Woodrow Wilson at 1,803 and, last, President Calvin Coolidge, who signed 1,203 executive orders. For recent presidents, 364, 291,…

The article, “Trump Moves to End DACA and Calls on Congress to Act,” with the aid of Michael Davis published in the articulates the executive order by the president of the United States, Donald Trump that revokes an previously order by the previous administration that sought to protect younger undocumented…

Without remembering William Jefferson Clinton, also named William Jefferson Bly III, we can’t talk about US presidents. In 1992, he became the 42nd US head of state and served until 2001. Born and raised in Arkansas, he attended prestigious colleges, including Oxford University, Georgetown University, and Yale Law School, among…

Donald Trump announced his interest to run for the presidency of the United States of America on 16 June 2015. Formally, he professed political ambition in the highest political office with a promotional statement and a rally at the Trump Tower in New York City. Trump went on to dominate…

In 1796, George Washington discovered that he was about to resign as president of the United States, and then made a farewell speech that acted as a message and a piece of advice to the Americans. George’s speech showed his concern for the protection, security and happiness of American citizens…

About nine million community college students and more than 300,000 students in minority colleges have been exempted by the “America’s College Promise Act 2015” (National Conference of State Legislatures). The goal of this law was to offer low-cost or non-cost schooling for community colleges and to help students gain access…

One of President Donald Trump’s primary campaign pledges was the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act. Although the approach of repealing the legislation is clear, questions have been raised about whether President Trump would be able to locate a better alternative. Any big reforms that are expected to…

It’s not done ’til it’s over is a commonly used expression that depicts a challenge when people are going through difficult times. In the latest US presidential race, Donald J. Trump was said to have never won while his challenger, Hillary Clinton, was denoted as a clear winner by a…