The Gop's Favorite Witch Analysis

Senator Joseph McCarthy was a merciless politician who would be censured by the Senate in 1954 for his false accusations. However, his political journey throughout the country had a significant impact on the American public. Americans let fear override their conscious and allowed a bully to insert panic into their minds. McCarthy’s crusade was powerful and convinced the naive public during a time of war to question their own government without sufficient

To establish pathos, the authors disperse emotion-charged diction throughout. These words include “anti-establishment fury” “…potential voters believe that the party’s leaders have ignored them and squandered victories…” (Collinson, Reston1). “‘Crazies have taken over’” “’This is insanity,’”

For example, during Bush’s run for Texas’ governor against Governor Ann Richards, Rove attacked Governor Ann Richards’ “[tolerance, which] appealed to many constituencies [and] claimed her as an advocate for the homosexuals' agenda” (Karl Rove: The). Wayne Slater describes Karl Rove as “a unique figure in American political life” because of Karl Rove’s strategy of “looking at the strength of an opponent” which perfectly describes Rove as a political strategist. By using these negative campaigning techniques, he was essentially able to lure other political candidates into his trap. One such obvious catch was once again John Kerry’s case when they established him as a “flip flopper,” or a person who says one thing but does another, thus tying in the 527’s commercials leading to his decrease in popularity and any chances for a comeback later in the elections (Karl Rove: The). Rove’s use of “opposition research” is quite useful in his political campaigns, and attacking through 50 percent of paid media increases its effects (Karl Rove:

Mary Leapor did not totally agree with Irwin when she wrote, “An Essay on Women”. Although she admired Pope she argued, “nor education a practical solution: wisdom makes women envious and men resentful” She argued that education of women was not the main problem with the way men think of women and why women had to use their “virtues” to gain security. She writes, “Till mighty Hymen lifts his sceptred rod, and sinks her glories with a fatal nod, dissolves her triumph, sweeps her charms away, and turns the goddess to her native clay.”

A president is supposed to be a authoritative figure whom stops racism instead of spreading it. However, the president has far lower power than imagined. It is vital that the state intervene in situations like so to prevent such racism by implementing new laws that correspond with the every growing power of social media and advertisements. President Trump is utterly disliked by a huge number of people worldwide, there has also been a petition sign by thirty thousand Irish people voting against his visit to

Begin the book, with the infamous Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton duel to entice readers, Ellis shows the underlining factors of the duel as well as intensity of American politics. Ellis displays Col. Burr’s reasoning for his challenge “ And it is perfectly possible that Burr’s smoldering hatred for Hamilton had reached such intensity, that once he had his tormentor standing helplessly in his sights, no rational calculation of his own best interests was operative at all.” Not only did American politicians viciously and tactfully undermine each other, but also encouraged staff members, “ In the meantime, Adams made one of the biggest mistakes of his presidency by keeping most of Washington's cabinet members as his own. They all had more loyalty to Hamilton than to the new president, and would continue to work against Adams's plans.”

This year’s presidential race has featured two of the most polarizing candidates ever, one of which will have the potential to change the trajectory of politics. Currently, Donald Trump, the Republican nominee is competing against Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee and voters could not be more divided. While Trump and Hillary’s use of rhetorical strategies successfully convey their message, their core fundamentals are what truly set them apart. With tensions high, there have been plenty of campaign ads televised for each respective candidate. In fact on October 27th, 2016, Clinton released “Get Ahead”, an ad that slandered the beliefs of the Republican party and discussed the actions she pledged to take if she were to be elected into

Scott Fitzgerald put in The Great Gatsby to show how the American dream corrupts itself when it is polluted by materialistic beliefs. She is beautiful and rich, her words rings with money, describes Gatsby. She was born into wealth (traditionally rich), so she does not know of financial problems. Daisy is a very greedy person. She loved Gatsby even after he left for the war, but she still chose to marry Tom, solely because of his extensive wealth.

(Fitzgerald 21) The readers can see that she is empty inside the heart because she doesn 't really care about love, she only truly cares about money and herself. That’s why Daisy ultimately chose Tom Over Gatsby, because she didn 't want the love that Gatsby wanted, she just wanted the money which was the same thing that Tom wanted. So in the end nobody cared about love back then in the roaring 20’s, they only cared about appearances and wealth.

On October 13th, 2016, Michelle Obama delivered a masterly censure of years of bigot and sexist assaults on women in an astounding speech about the man behind these horrible claims and statements. The man who has been chosen for a president-elect. The man who is supposed to lead America into greatness and success. The Republican nominee; Donald Trump. With mind-boggling rhetoric and her husband by her side, the First Lady of America portrayed the agony and mortification women have persisted for years in a speech criticizing Donald Trump.

The general argument made by author Michael Finnegan in his work “Republican Party 's Disruption Laid Bare in Trump 's Nevada Victory”, is that people are using their power to spread their opinions and are putting others in danger because of it. More specifically, the author argues that politicians are manipulating people and abusing their power to gain power. The author writes, “With a dash more bravado than usual, he reminded his national audience ... of his signature pledge to bill Mexico for an $8-billion border wall. “They’ll pay for the wall, they’ll be very happy about it, believe me,” Trump said. “I’ll talk to them.

The President supported the anti-communist countries and repressive regimes and United Sates assisted military dictators who were elected to the office (932). President Reagan crippled communism influence around the world.

Ever since President Andrew Johnson’s impeachment trial there has been controversy concerning the final vote that sealed the decision. Johnson had taken the office as president after Abraham Lincoln’s assassination in 1865. However Johnson, who was a Democrat, immediately clashed with the Grand Old Party because it had been dominated by Radical Republicans, specifically Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner. Many bills were passed by the Republican Congress, but Johnson would veto them.

The Republican Party of 2015 is the antithesis of the principled and conservative party of 1980. Led by a Speaker of the House who is as likely to cry as he is to make back-room deals with liberal socialists, the GOP is on a steady, downward spiral of cowardice and corruption. The campaign promises that swept Republicans into power in the House and Senate has fallen to the wayside like a mask withdrawn to reveal the ugly, twisted features beneath. The intense and explosive frustration of conservative voters stems from the helpless witnessing of a once conservative party gone mad with a lust for power, money and more big government. This vicious cycle of lies, evasions and calumniations to gain majority seats only to spit in the faces of those

The first biased statement that was noticed was the title of the article, stating, “Trump 's Muslim move: Why the media condemnation probably helps him (again), which obviously discredits Trump and his supporters. Fox News reporters and producers are obviously very anti-Trump and are discrediting him left and right. In the article, it is claimed that Trump “has been push[ing] the envelope beyond what anyone had imagined, igniting a firestorm, bringing condemnation from much of the media and political establishment, enabling him to dominate the campaign for yet another week,” and yet he still rises in the polls. On the morning of December 8th, Trump reportedly called several morning shows, battling it out to prove his point and not budging an inch. Although Fox News used quotes from Trump, his statements, and his interviews, they often picked out statements either discrediting Trump 's plans, or picked out statements of Trump discrediting other governmental officials.