Anything that goes against what the corporate powers that be is demonized and twisted into a different form through their media outlets to create something that the ill-informed will swallow it no questions asked. Anyone that speaks out against what is obviously wrong with the system is turned into an enemy, while the one’s violating our rights and freedoms are treated like benevolent kings. Recently there have been many successful efforts to subjugate the poorer voters in this country. These measures have passed and it will become difficult for poorer and elderly people to vote in this country. The reason for this is simple, poor people and minorities are more likely to vote for Obama in the coming election and they have more numbers than those that will not.
“Hughes called the law partisan and, echoing Turzai, said its purpose is “to elect Mitt Romney.” Voter ID Laws have become a negative aspect to our country’s election process. Not only does it pose ethical distresses but also several political dilemmas as well. No political party should gain a voting advantage by preventing parts of America from voting. A person should not be denied the right to vote because of inaccessible ID offices, inability to afford an ID or lack of constitutional information provided to them. As candidates for the presidency it is their responsibility to provide basic information to the public, so that we
Where the 50p tax rate will apply to people who earn over £150,000. The liberal democrats also want the 50p tax rate but do not want a 10p tax rate like labour. Another way the parties disagree on taxation is through the introduction of mansion tax, both Labour and the lib Dems are for taxing people who own high value properties over £2 million, But the conservatives are strongly against the introduction of mansion tax. Another issue the parties disagree on is Education. This is because they all disagree on tuition fees.
The idea of an immigration reform has been talked about for the past few years. Many think it’s a good idea and many not so much. Some believe that it will bring bad things for the economy, that it would bring plenty of competition for American born workers, and that many more immigrants would be influence to cross the border to get advantage of the reform. At the same time they don’t step into the shoes of those who don’t have some type of medical insurance, that aren’t capable of visiting their families because there is no easy way back into the country, they don’t think about the children who are separated from their illegal parents. Most of what they believe is wrong, economy would be pushed up, the reform will create many more jobs for people, and there will probably be some type of system to know how long someone has lived in this country.
The editor then calls President Bush, “the master of botched federal initiative,” for simply trying to enforce a solution to stop illegal immigration (1). This ghastly remark by the editor of “Border Insecurity” is exposed for its faulty political derivatives in an editorial published by the Dallas Morning News, “Democrats Don’t Impress: Debate Reveals Weakness on Immigration”. Recently, former Senator John Edwards and Senator Barack Obama, chastised President Bush’s immigration reform for, “dividing the nation along racial lines and promoting an anti-immigrant sentiment” (1). This is the best answer the political party who claims to be so altruistic for the poor, the environment, and the country as a whole has to give. Genuinely, a political party who offers no real solutions to a significant issue of concern cannot be deemed as altruistic.
This should not be seen as the problem of the government but the problem of the entire populace of America who are the taxpayers. As can be seen, the healthcare reform by president Obama will only cause deep problems to the people of America than the benefits it is expected to bring them. it seems the Obama administration was not committed to the people of America as they had made them belief in the run for his elections and this has only come to the fore recently and exposed his true image
Liberty died in America today I'm watching the results of the mid-term election as I write this and I am afraid that freedom died in America tonight. There have simply not been enough incumbents defeated to make an impression upon the entrenched elites who control the Big Government party which runs this nation. Yes, the House of Representatives has gone over to the Republicans, but those of us who were looking for the majority of that body to be composed of new people are disappointed. Yes, some of what the liberal mainstream media has taken to calling the “Tea Party” candidates have won their races. But their numbers are few, miniscule really in comparison to the total of 435 seats that were up for grabs.
Clinton defined himself as a centrist Democrat in his 1992 campaign in part by promising to "end welfare as we know it." After the Republican takeover of Congress, he fended off certain GOP welfare provisions but ultimately signed a bill that liberal members of Congress considered much too cruel to the poor. In another notable reversal, it is generally liberals who champion social engineering – and conservatives who scoff at the idea that government should try to change individual behavior. Now it is conservatives who most strongly support certain welfare rules, including the family cap and a requirement that most teenage parents live with their own parents in
Outsourcing American white collar jobs Omar Herrera Comm/112 02/22/2012 Rick De La Pena Outsourcing American white collar jobs 70% of graduate students and 79% of under graduate students in a recent poll out of a group of New York universities, are in support of legislature to outlaw outsourcing (Speter, K. (2008)). Americans for years have been use to seeing items with an American name on it but with a made in China, or made in India stamp on it as well. What Americans do not realize is that even though the production of those items were outsourced, the management and support of those products are also being outsourced. Within countries that have benefited from outsourcing, such as China and India, poverty levels have dropped
Immigrants have Rights Too: Immigration in the U. S. Today, Mexican immigrants are seen as a bigger threat than a murderer by Americans citizens. However, immigrants who come to the U.S. are not here to cause problems they are here to support their family. Americans who fear immigrants are afraid that immigrants only want to take the American jobs that they feel should only go to American citizens. David K. Androff, assistant professor in the School of Social Work at Arizona State University and Kyoko Y. Tavassoli, also in the school of social work as a 4 year doctoral student at Arizona State University published “Deaths in the Desert: The Human Rights Crisis on the U. S.–Mexico Border” addressing the many issues Mexicans immigrants face coming to the U.S., specifically the effects in social work. Their article addresses various points about the issues with Mexican immigrants and jobs dealing with the Mexican border.