So we ask “why?” What was the motivation of the government to cause or allow such an awful thing to happen? Skeptics found a few ways that our government might have benefitted from the attacks of September 11th, specifically in two main areas. After 2001, our government spent billions of dollars each year on upgrading security for airports, the Navy, the Army, Marines, Special Forces and other military, defense and security based industries in the U.S. This would have been a major benefit to the government to boost their military, receive funding and support from other countries and most of the scared citizens of the U.S. that want anything and everything it takes to protect them from terrorists. The other benefit our government received had to do with the changes caused in the economy when the 9/11 terrorist attacks happened.
When the people were asked if they would rather have “new government investments" or "cutting taxes for business" as the better approach to jump-start job creation, 38% were in favor of the tax cuts and one-third of them being Obama’s voters. Faulting the reasons why Obama has not come off as he made himself out to be is because of the other worries in the White House, such as, immigration reform to a mishandled dismissal of a longtime USDA official to the furor over the proposed Islamic cultural center and mosque near Ground
Lastly, the amount of personal bankruptcies will be reduced. Many Americans file for bankruptcy because of their medical bills, if the rates go down and more people can afford coverage then it would make sense that the amount of bankruptcies would also go down. Even though the pros all help and seem great the cons to this policy also holds valid points. First, “18 million of the uninsured will be forced to go under Medicaid, while the rest will have to accept another government program. Even so, millions will remain uninsured,” (Pros and cons of Obama care June 29, 2012).
05-21-12 Period 3 Obama’s Care/ Romney’s Care Political Debate As everyone knows Barack Obama won the last candidate four years ago by promising many changes but how many of those changes have actually been established to make a difference in our country. Talking on the Obama’s care he did pass the Affordable Act Law which hold insurance on many companies, preventing employees to discriminate people because of their status as in mental or physical activities, but the question is what things did he do for all this? The next proposal will let you see the changes these both have proposed and how it affects others by Obama trying to accomplish his changes when its not doing nothing but hurting them in certaion ways. Obama’s whole bill page was more than 2000 pages when Romney’s was only 70 pages more than half of Obama’s. Romney would not increase
Analysis of “Organ Sales Will Save Lives” English 112 11:30-12:45 9/19/2012 Analysis of “Organ Sales Will Save Lives” Thousands of people die every year from a tragic disease known as end-stage renal failure. However, these deaths could be easily prevented with the legalization of kidney sales for transplant. Countless people around the world are either desperate to sell or buy a kidney, yet restrictions on such transactions have caused the black market organ trade to thrive. Restraints on kidney sales not only promotes risky conditions in which to purchase one, but cheats the seller out of due compensation if it were legal. In her essay “Organ Sales Will Save Lives”, Joanna Mackay explains how legalizing kidney sales would be beneficial in more ways than one; saving the lives of patients willing to buy kidneys, and with legal compensation, helping to end poverty in the countries of those willing to sell.
Case Situation (important facts): • New Jersey senator Robert G. Torricelli ran for reelection in 2002 raising more than 2.9 million dollars in campaign funds. • Abruptly quit the race because of “ethical misconduct” Then later was stated “he accepted campaign gifts from a contributor. • Two months after quitting the race he found a lobbying practice called Rosemont Associates that had clients in Taiwan, Puerto Rico, and the United States. • Torricelli gave $10,000 to Illinois Governor and more than $40,000 to a Nevada Democratic party which all linked to the Senate leader Harry Reid. All these politicians had one thing in common which was they all had some influence over Torricelli or his clients business interests.
It is very important to create a strong and consistent message that provides the voters with very good reasons to choose your candidate and support your campaign . In the documentary , Clinton’s campaign slogan was “ It’s the economy ,stupid” . This slogan was used throughout his campaign to say that every problem we have is because of the economy. Clinton tried to reach everyone by saying that Bush hasn’t addressed the economy yet ever since he was President so his “Read my lips, no new taxes” is therefore invalid. Al gore also tries to strengthen this message by saying “Unemployment around the country has gone up; the number of jobs has gone down.
Healthcare costs have been on the rise for years as our population ages and lives longer. While reform is needed the so called savior of the healthcare system “Obamacare” is not only misleading but it is outright wrong. This system is actually just a way for the government to move money from one area to another that benefits them more instead of the people. Already the Obamacare system has taken billions of dollars out of the already hurting social security system and has redirected it to pay for healthcare of those that have never worked a day in their life and feel they are entitled to
Once parents, the media and the FTC got involved, this once rising company with a net worth of” $50-$60 million is in financial peril” (Dewer, 2012). Guilting parents into purchasing a $200.00 product, making misleading connections on data and deceiving consumers by misrepresenting themselves with a scientifically proven program has really made parents and watchdog agencies angry. They want their money back and the deceit to
The billions of dollars spent per year on celebrity endorsement contracts show that celebrities, like Liz Hurley, Britney Spears and Tiger Woods, play an important role for the advertising industry I felt that the adverts never motivated me to buy, but I wanted to analysis why they are so popular and how advertisers get them to work in their favour. I chose Nike because they employ some of the biggest names in sport. Information Sources I searched databases and journals through the WIT website, such as ABI inform and emerald. There I found all the relevant material. I also read books to find which areas of celebrity endorsements to investigate trends and theory.