President Obama: A good choice for this country? By: Rebecca Ramsey Both arguementive sides to the debate: whether Obama is a satisfactory president or not. Topic: President Obama is not the best choice for President. Opposing Topic President Obama is the perfect choice for President. Thesis Statement: President Barack Obama is not the best choice for President of the United States due to the fact he is pro war, he does not put the American people’s needs first, and he is a liar.
We are encouraged to focus on all the bad things that may happen especially from our news and media telling us how things are not as good as they used to be. Another reason people fear change because it is the unknown. Lack of knowledge creates fear. People become comfortable with the status quo. So, even when something changes for the better, it takes energy to accept it.
Every 443,000 Americans (over 18 percent of all deaths) die because of smoking each year. Secondhand smoke kills about 50,000 of them. You know that Smoking is bad for you then why are you Smoking? There are a lot of reasons why you shouldn’t smoke. Some of them are that smoking affects your health, that you spend a lot of
We as a family must realize that we will be losing security with every new site signed up for or every purchase made on-line. Not to mention all the other problems that comes along with having a family computer. We must be ready and aware of the risks so we can be prepared when you turn on our computer. Right now we can practically do everything we need to do right from our home computer. There are so many tools to work with and things we are capable of doing.
Assess the importance of TV debates in US presidential elections [15] Many critics of TV debates would argue that they are not greatly important. Contemporary commentators now argue that presidential debates, since their conception have had any serious impact on the outcome of any election. For many of the general population, the debates will have very little effect because they think that hours of dialogue does not make for good TV, a key example of this is John Kerry who was widely regarded as having won all three of his debates in 2004 against George W Bush but did not receive a bump in opinion polls. Another remarkable factor of the presidential TV debates is how news outlets and the media have a tendency to highlight a specific moment, often a gaffe, and make this the top story, such as George HW Bush repeatedly looking at his watch making him appear bored or as if his time was more important elsewhere. All the debates offer is an opportunity to see a President laid bare without the constant media spin and give the American public an opportunity to decide what to focus on.
1984 homework 1. Using military time signifies that Airstrip One is a militarily-dominated state. This also places the novel in a different setting beside Great Britain. 2. The Big Brother posters in apartment buildings shows that citizens are being watched at all times and have no privacy.
From October of 2001 to May of 2012, 54,830 people have died or been wounded due to the current war on terror, and those that did die, their families and friends find it disrespectful because of their loved ones sacrifice. Polls indicate that at least 70 percent of the US people support bills preventing burning the US flag. On the other hand, the way that it is not antipatriotic is that it is symbolic speech. In 1989, the US Supreme Court ruled that the burning of the US flag was symbolic speech and that it fell under the First Amendment, the right to free speech. Newspaper editorials arguing against the bills said that “flag burning passé”, or out of date.
The “audacity of hope”? It would be genuinely audacious to run for the White House on a platform of despair. Promising hope is simply good sense. “The fierce urgency of now”? It is hard to see what Mr Obama means when he says this – other than that some inner voice has told him to run for president.” Well, politicians hardly ever say what they mean and hardly ever mean what they say.
It has been said by some medical professionals that between the ages of nine (9) – fourteen (14), all young females be given the HPV vaccination to prevent the spread of the infection at an early stage. In recent times. there has been a controversy with the HPV vaccine and whether it should be administered to young girls in the nation's primary schools. Most of the controversy over this vaccine comes from the fact that some religious beliefs think that it will promote sexual promiscuity. Cervical cancer kills 4,000 women each year in the U.S. 90% of the cases of cervical cancer are attributable to the HPV virus.
Every year about 200,000 people are known to have yellow fever and 30,000 die from it. It is prevalent in 33 countries. Symptoms include headache, nausea and vomiting. If not treated Yellow fever could lead to Anaemia, Liver diseases, Hepatitis and Jaundice all of which could be fatal. Yellow fever can be avoided by getting a vaccine (net doctor).