(Source of information: Wikipedia's article: Political Positions of Mitt Romney) Abortion: pro-life Capital punishment: against Censorship: against the Fairness Doctrine Child protection: "would propose a "One-Strike, You're Ours" law for child sex offenders convicted of using the Internet to prey on children." Education: supports No Child Left Behind Abstinence education: supports this in public schools Prayer in schools: He was against this in 1994, but in 2007 said ""We ought to allow ceremonies
Presidential elections can be very divisive even though they share common issues. Republican candidate Mitt Romney and his Vice Presidential running mate, Paul Ryan, are running against the incumbent Democratic candidate ticket of President Barack Obama and his Vice President Joe Biden. Republicans believe in more of a state-powered government and individual rights which has its advantages over a more Democratic position which believes in a stronger federal government and its involvement in daily
persuade them The campaign internally focuses on the debates as an indicator conducted to meet the public and last chance to convince them governer Romney stakes are high not known as the president though, thus gets benefits jst to show up at the same stage. Compared this case to 2004 senator of mattichusis trailing infront of bush with similar numbers to Romney with obama economy and jobs is an issue unemployment is high, difficult for Americans to give him a second chance. The affect of the debate could
both candidates are unqualified to run the United States, but a choice must still be made. As a nation; we need to decide who is the lesser of the two evils. Both the Democratic and Republican candidates have similarities and differences in their platform agendas. I plan on showing you, from a young voter’s perspective, which one would be the better choice. With the economy in shambles and mudslinging campaigns from both sides, it is more important than ever to choose a future President who will reinstate
RUNNING HEAD: Tug of War: Whose Platform Benefits Us More Tug of War: Whose Platform Benefits Us More Samia Fields Social Gerontology Dr. Trevino-Richard Abstract For years political parties make continuous attempts to win over the votes of American citizens by making their platforms appeal to what they assume the people want. Every four years certain issues always seem to stick around. The main issues that keep popping up are taxes,
National Convention: Ann Romney After four years of Barack Obama in office, it is time to reelect our new president. Obama and Mitt Romney go face to face in the battle of hopes of becoming the leader of America. The wives of both candidates, Michelle Obama and Ann Romney, stood up to the platform at National Conventions and proclaim to Americans why their husbands deserve the title of president. Ann Romney introduced America to the man she knows better than anyone else, Mitt Romney, at the Republican
provide affordable healthcare coverage for all of their residents as evidences by the fact that millions of Americans remain uncovered, so the Federal Government must step in and act effectively to obtain the goal. Thirdly, I just don’t trust Mitt Romney. He does not seem to be interested in the logistics of the ongoing the struggle to afford basic healthcare, by the average American citizen in today’s weak economy. During this debate both candidates basically reiterated the policies that they had
Obama Vs Romney 2012 Presidential Debate: “And I will do everything that I can as long as I am President of the United States to remind the American people that we are one nation under God, and we may call that God different name but we remain one nation.” Just one of many quotes Obama has said to the nation throughout his presidency. He works alongside his family, God and most importantly his people. The 2012 elections were Obama plans to win his second presidency is proving more difficult
Barack Obama won the presidency with a total of 332 electoral votes compared to Romney’s 206. The Democrats will remain as the majority in the Senate, while the Republicans will remain as the majority of the House. One of the main reasons why Mitt Romney lost was he and the Republican Party’s unsuccessful attempt to attract enough votes from the minority groups, including the young people. According to huffingtonpost.com,” Obama won 72 percent of Hispanics and 91 percent of African Americans.” Recently
passed, and pressure applied from homosexuals, the two candidates have developed somewhat of a division on the matter. In a press conference Governor Romney stated, “Like the vast majority of Americans, I’ve opposed same-sex marriage, but I’ve also opposed discrimination against anyone, for racial or religious reasons, or sexual preference” (“Romney on Same-Sex”). Being a Republican and in line with conservative values, makes this an egg-shell