I personally believe that both William Safire and Alan Dershowitz have a good argument. Dershowitz is pointing out the positive aspects of having National ID cards while Safire points out the negative. I agree with both of them. I think that the ID would give us more security and would make me feel safer about what goes on around me everyday. I do also believe that it would be a gateway for law enforcement to be able to exploit people more often and pick on them because of something on their record.
Democracy is only one form of government in the world and it may not be right for every government in the civilized world. With these two examples it is easy to try and interpret other governments in comparison because in some way they encompass ideas of them all. In conclusion, neither form of government is necessarily better then the other; its more an issue of what works best for the people and what is in agreement with their
I do think that debates are important but they mostly matter within the context or the specific situation that a country is in. For example even the best debate performance in the world would likely not save an incumbent president in the middle of an unpopular war and a deep economic problem. On the oder hand an incumbent president during a time of peace and prosperity would very likely win the reelection despite his weak debate performance. On the other hand debates could be extremely important when there is a very close election because in that case any mistake may cost the presidential nominee his place in the white
Again, as I stated before, main goal is to improve customer service. The best way to do it is to have the best employees. Active or Passive Diversity This is a little difficult question for me. Our world right now has a diversity of expertise, values, and languages. It might be better to use passive diversity for Tanglewood, because they want their employees to share close relationship between each other.
To what extent would the wider use of referendums improve democracy in the UK? The wider use of referendums would improve democracy in the UK for a number of reasons. A democracy is all about public participation, if there was a wider use of referendums it would make the public more politically active, as direct questions would be asked to them on key issues which affect them. This would have a positive effect as there would be better turnouts in elections, as the public would feel more involved, and would feel that they had more of a say. Referendums offer the general public a choice, they are not only good for helping the public feel more involved but they are good for deciding important decisions such as changes to the constitution.
Roosevelt’s New Deal program did help America with recovery, relief, and reform at the time, and for the future. The government also gained more power to be able to change laws and set conditions for citizens and businesses. The New Deal most importantly helped reassure the American people to believe in the economy, the government, and the
Without this there would be nothing stopping people from going around and murdering. It also makes it easier to run an army. Without an army we would be defenseless from attacks. Lastly, A strong federal government can help to unify the country under a single government, instead of just a weak group of states connected by their borders. Without this we wouldn’t be the United States of America.
This was for equal representation for each state. This makes for a better system because it helps to divide and equal out the power. Although it may not lead to an absolute equality, it does do a decent job. The two branches have their own rules and jobs but function to better as a
An important government issues that is important to me is making the naturalization process for a citizen easier and more affordable. I believe everyone that would like to become apart of our nation should be able to go through the process at a faster and least expensive way. What do I think they are about Party 1: I believe the democratic party is about helping everyone that is apart of our nation
Overall, the Progressive movement was good for America. The impact was good because the change was in order to protect and empower citizens in America. The laws were enacted to allow citizens who usually didn’t have a voice to be heard. The educational system was reformed to give more power and knowledge. America was also developing into a music, sports, and entertainment powerhouse.