Does Donald Trump Deserve to Be President: ‘birther Movement’ & Impeached

The name Donald Trump has been heard by almost every individual alive on this planet today. The President of the United States is a well-known political figure, who is recognized not only in his country of the presidency (The United States of America), but also around the globe. He was involved in movements, campaigns, and the business world before he was president, and was a very successful businessman. He was still commercially known at the time, but not nearly as significant as he is now, as the US President. Notorious around the world for taking part in the ‘almost-World-War’, President Donald Trump created and reinforced physical wall between countries (between Mexico and the States), as well as a metaphorical one between families, friends, and political groups. His impeachment seems to raise a question - is he, or is he not a good American Leader? In order to answer this question myself, I have decided to conduct research using two articles from the Jewish Journal (President Donald Trump is the Cancer During These Divisive Times and President Donald Trump is the Chemo During These Divisive Times), one for and one against Donald Trump’s Presidency. In this report/essay, I will discuss both articles (starting with the article of someone opposed to Trump) each followed by my reasoning for being for/against the President and my final decision of whether or not I believe should Donald Trump be President of the United States of America.

The article that is written from the point of view of a Trump supporter implemented the idea that Donald Trump’s overreaction to multiple political dilemmas is extreme, however necessary. This article acknowledged and accepted many of Donald Trump’s faults, misconceptions, and flaws. The article can probably provoke the conception in many readers that President Donald Trump is a reasonable leader, who had no choice but to choose to use his redundant responses to political affairs. I believe that the article is fully capable of helping undecided and ambivalent voters lean onto the Republican side of the election, and maybe even influence Democratic supporters to vote for the Republican leader. “Trumpism is an attempt to put into remission, if not cure, what ails in the United States of America”, this quote alone is capable of changing people’s perspective on Donald Trump.

Why does Donald Trump deserve to be President? Well, one good thing that Donald Trump has managed to accomplish is in-directly killing the former ISIS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. After being surrounded by US troops, Abu Bakr al-Baghdad had committed suicide. Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is responsible for the lives of thousands, if not millions of people. Another benefit of his presidency is that he created 4 million new jobs, and is the reason that more Americans are employed now than ever before. In fact, unemployment rates have hit a 49-year low. Even African-American unemployment rates have reached the lowest point ever recorded. Donald Trump also helped 3.9 million Americans lifted off of food stamps. Donald Trump clearly cares for his peoples’ well-being, and the American economy. Donald Trump is also the reason that 95 percent of U.S. manufacturers are optimistic about the future. Keep in mind that this is the highest number of U.S. manufacturers being optimistic - ever! However, I did find this information on whitehouse.gov, so can we trust this information? Is it not biased? Do the President’s positive decisions overway his negative ones?

The article that is created from the perspective of someone who is opposed to Trump alleged various facts that can be used against the American President. It included a lot of information regarding the negative attributes of the President. This article successfully created feelings of resentment and opposition to President Trump in readers. The examples of Donald Trump’s contrary behaviour the writer has included in this text could very easily change Donald Trump’s impression on people from being a suitable leader to an absurdly inadequate one. Such examples include; Donald Trump causing nearly 75% of Jewish-Americans to feel unsafe, his (as the article states) “inhumane detention of migrant children”, his identification as a Nationalists (a title correlated with Nazism and ‘White Supremacy’) and his behavior of complete hatred and racism towards many American citizens. To show the President’s childishness, the writer (Larry Garfield) decided to discuss the time when President Trump joined racist conspiracy theorists, who demanded that former President Barack Obama release his birth certificate, college transcripts, and passport records. The writer believed that if Donald Trump had not joined these people and had not become a promoter of the ‘Birther Movement’, he would have not been chosen as the Republican nominee for President, let alone becoming elected for President. This article projects President Trump’s recklessness, immaturity, and lack of fundamental adequate.

Why would Donald Trump get impeached? Did he get impeached because of his political performance? His personal behaviour? The President continues to not only make bad political choices, he is also a bad person overall, and this has nothing to do with the fact that he is President. 'I have a great relationship with the blacks.' “I've said if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her.' “All of the women on The Apprentice flirted with me--consciously or unconsciously. That's to be expected.' “They had a person who was extremely proud that a number of the women had become doctors. And I wasn't interested.' These are all quotes said by the esteemed American President, a racist, sexist man. Not only does he call people with darker skin ‘blacks’, but he also considers women as nothing but objects. Does he have the right to say that he does not care for women who are doctors, who save lives? No. Nobody should say that least of all a president who represents an entire country. These are some of his mildest comments. I choose to not include all the horrible things he has said in this essay, due to the fact that they are so inappropriate. He has also made ridiculous comments on things in the political field and things that affect the ENTIRE WORLD. “It's freezing and snowing in New York--we need global warming!'. I am not sure about whether or not he meant this sarcastically, but nonetheless a person who is a leader should never say that he needs global warming. “I'm their worst nightmare.' - Trump on Democrats. When I think of this sentence, I think of two middle-school students arguing with each other, not the president of such a powerful country. “I take advantage of the laws of the nation. Because I'm running a company.' If this does not prove to people that Donald Trump is a bad President, then I do not know what does. He admitted that he is abusing his privilege as President, something no one else would dare to do. Not only does Donald Trump fail as President, he also fails as a person.

Does Donald Trump deserve to be President? To put it simply, no. This is just my opinion, however, there are many facts that back up my opinion - some that I discussed in this report/essay. The 45th President of the U.S. has not been as innocent and honest as everyone believes. He has disrespected women, African-Americans, Muslims, and thousands more. Yes, he supported the country in some (very small) ways, but his flaws greatly outway his compensation. Perhaps he should take a break from being President, look back and reflect on his mistakes. Maybe he should learn to respect others, and himself, before choosing to become a President. If we compare President Trump to other presidents, such as Barack Obama, we can notice the many negative factors of Donald Trump and the better, positive characteristics that former President Obama has. While one president decides to think that he is the ‘greatest nightmare’ of the opposing party and decides to be a racist person, the other decided to act like a reasonable, even-tempered person and say: “There is not a liberal America and a conservative America - there is the United States of America. There is not a black America and a white America and Latino America and Asian America - there's the United States of America.” This is what a President sounds like, a person against separation, even if separation will help them (in things like winning an election). A president is not selfish, is not racist, is not sexist, and does not think that they are above the law. A real President does not act like Donald Trump.