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“Why should I trade one tyrant 3000 miles away for 3000 tyrants one mile away?” (The Patriot, DVD) an interesting phrase from the Revolutionary War movie The Patriot said by Benjamin Martin starring Mel Gibson who was stating in South Carolina assembly. The audience that watched the movie, considered it as a secondary source. It is considered so because The Patriot is historically inaccurate in the depiction of how the wars were executed, the dramas created between scenes, and anachronism errors in the movie. There have been wars during the American Revolution, both large-scale wars causing many casualties or even small-scaled wars in small towns, which are shown in this movie. However, the wars are often blown out of proportion and are
Nash Hymel English 1001 November 5, 2012 Mullin Ralph Nader, a respected and notorious third party presidential candidate, writes on the issues and problems that he sees and identifies with as a presidential candidate. He raises issues such as the problems of presidential debates not showcasing any of the third party candidates, and the media almost completely ignoring the third party candidates making them become unknown to the general public. He states that third parties claim to hold the values and the priorities that the American people want while the two major parties squabble between each other and their polarized ideas. This article comes from U.S. News & World Report a long time news source covering all sorts of political news in not just the United States but around the world. The article was written just before the 2008 elections when Nader was running in his 4th consecutive election for president and was frustrated with the way that third party candidates are treated in the media.
The New York Times, May 28, 2010. http://http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/01/opinion/01torrey.html. (accessed June 7, 2010) (Torrey E F 1997 Out of the Shadows: Confronting America's Mental Illness Crisis)Torrey, E. F. (1997). Out of the Shadows: Confronting America's Mental Illness Crisis. New York: John Wiley & Sons Inc. Williams, Erin. 2004.
As the head of the National Restaurant Association, he challenged President Bill Clinton on healthcare at a television event. Cain publicly criticized First Lady Hillary Clinton's plans for healthcare reform. He thought the suggested reforms would have a negative impact on business. In 2004, Cain ran for a seat in Georgia's senate but failed. In August 2011, Cain came in fourth in the Iowa Straw Poll, beating Rick Perry and Mitt Romney.
According to Peter Beinart, for a year and a half Tenet and the CIA repeatedly tried to temper the Pentagon and the White House hyping of the Iraq threat (2003). Perhaps if Tenet hadn’t been so patient or friendly with the White House, his voice would have been heard and respected. Additionally, Tenet loyalty to the president and his administration caused him to lose the truth and his responsibility to have the truth heard. He became too involved in the politics of the day and helping the administration use intelligence to justify a decision already made rather than informing them with data to make an informed decision. Instead of having the courage to tell what should be told, he opted to tell the parties what they wanted to hear.
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He addressed education, oil dependency and healthcare in his forty-four minute speech. During each segment of his speech he also included a personal anecdote whether it was about his grandfather as a soldier, his mother dealing with the insurance industry as she was dying of cancer or his grandmother working her way up to middle management when women were not promoted as the norm. He also made a point of giving examples of Senator John McCain and how out of touch he was along with the Republican Party with the American people at the time. Obama successfully connected with his audience through each point that he made in his acceptance