My fellow Americans, I am proud to announce that I am running for the presidency of our great country. However this can only be achieved if you unite as one to help make me the face of congress. Once I am in this position nothing will stop me from doing everything within my power to help all those that inhabit this great nation of ours. This country has a bright and prosperous future, but it will require all of us working together for the common good. There are a countless number of good points about our country, but there are a few that we will need to work on and as your next president I will make them my top priority. The first issue that I am going to address as president is the employment rate in this country. According to The Employment Situation written by the Bureau of Labor Statistics the annual unemployment rate has been slowly decreasing since 2015 (Employment situation pg.1). But even with this gradual decline the unemployment rate is at …show more content…
Because before anyone is any race they are an American first and should be treated with the same respect and integrity as everyone else. I will begin by establishing a committee in the government that will solely focus on the interactions of the diverse population. The committee will also handle the spreading of a more race tolerant information through the news and other media outlets. I will also interact with the Bureau of Education to help facilitate more development in race and cultural awareness so that the educators can lead by example in their schools. This will show the younger generations to come that the differences between people should not matter when you interact with one another because the only way to really overcome racial differences is to show future generations that these differences don’t reflect a person’s
As the chairperson of federal, I will focus on reducing the unemployment rate. The desired effect will only be brought by fiscal policy together with monetary policy. However, the fiscal policy will be implemented immediately
The United States of America is faced with many problems and concerning topics every year. Every citizen holds on tightly to their own beliefs and viewpoints, ultimately hoping the nation’s leader can lead the country in the right direction. Every election year, the next presidential candidate gives an important speech, known as the inaugural address. In this address, the candidate informs the nation of his or her intentions as the president. In these inaugural speeches, the upcoming presidents use many different rhetorical strategies to get their main points to the citizens of the country.
We are not perfect and have a long way to go in terms of accepting entire groups of people who differ from us in only an ascriptive way. At the same time, we’ve come a long way since the beginning of the New World. We have a government with a separation of church and state, we accept people of all (most?) religions and colors, we have much more that bonds us than just a conscious contract to create a minimal government, and most importantly, we have a national community we call our home, America (Bellah, 1985, p.
Many people seem to think that Bernie Sanders won’t be able to make America great again; however, he has been in public office for more than 30 years. He has seen some of the greatest down falls that America has been through. He knows his facts and he knows his country. Not anyone can really say that he doesn’t know what he is doing, because he surely does. Bernie wants every American that there is to stand together with him, so that he can fight for the support of free health care, free college tuition, and getting our middle class Americans out of
America is a country of great diversity, but many people are not treated fairly, and have not been for years. Even to this day many Americans black and white are discriminated for their skin color or beliefs. This is a problem that has been going on for many centuries, and it is still apparent that to this day civil liberties from the past are still not resolved. Sojourner Truth, Martin Luther King Jr., and Frederick Douglass were all black rights activists, and in their lifetimes they affected many people black and white, yet the civil liberties from the past are still yet to be resolved.
Good evening, David, James, and Abdullah and the rest of you here, how are you? I am here tonight to announce my candidacy for the presidency and I would start off by expressing my gratitude for your support because let's face it, I wouldn’t be here without you and to be honest, I wasn't even going to run for the presidency but I live by a certain creed, one that runs in my blood and this being that you should never accept the world as it appears to be, always dare to see it for what it could be. But is natural for us to accept the illusions of hope. We opt to shut our eyes from the painful truth.
We must let all of our children, black and white grow up together and in turn they will learn to love each other as equal and not
"...As Americans, regardless of background, we are really more alike than we are different. Each of us has an obligation to stand up for the rights of fellow Americans — not with rancor or bitterness, but with pride and resolution”, once stated by former U.S Congressman Norman Y. Mineta, these words are often left unheeded in today’s American society. Not a single day goes by without ignorant individuals spewing toxic lines about stereotypes another individual’s heritage. In this day and age, it is beyond inconceivable that discrimination in any shape or size still exists in our world, let alone our nation. Undoubtedly, this is an issue that we must address, and the first step in solving it is to adhere to Mr. Mineta’s statement.
Finally, the chorus became an earthquake — and the people turned out by the tens of millions, and they were all united by one very simple, but crucial demand, that America must put its own citizens first ... because only then, can we truly MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN. Dying industries will come roaring back to life. Heroic veterans will get the care they so desperately need. Our military will be given the resources its brave warriors so richly deserve. Crumbling infrastructure will be replaced with new roads, bridges, tunnels, airports and railways gleaming across our beautiful land.
It is our inability to recognize, accept, and celebrate those differences.” (Audre Lorde, Our Dead Behind Us: Poems) Americans have a silent code of not speaking on anything that has to do with race. When it comes down to race many would like to turn a blind eye to what the real problem is because they are afraid to step on anyone’s toes. We hide behind color-blindness. Saying that we do not see color we only see a man.
He talks about the issues that we need to fix and that he is going to work on as president. We will not be able to fix anything if we not work together as
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People of different races that are coming from different countries are now being viewed negatively by both whites and blacks. Our most recent President Donald J Trump is very disrespectful when it comes to the matter. Calling them illegal immigrants and even now threatening them by building “The Great Wall of America”. It 's not just him though. Lots of born U.S. citizens blame immigrants for stealing their jobs.
He continues to say, “Together we will make America strong again. We will make America wealthy again. We will make America proud again. We will make America safe again. And, yes, together, we will make America great again!”
In his inauguration speech, he motivated and inspired his audience using his well thought arguments and passionate tone, as well as his use of rhetorical strategies. Donald Trump is usually thought of as a powerful speaker partly due to his arguments. In his speech, his points were clearly laid out and easy to grasp. One such argument that he uses is America’s current state in both economy and general state of being, as he clearly states when he says, “We 've made other countries