Essays on Donald Trump

Last December, Variety and other news outlets reported that Donald Trump planned to serve as an executive producer for “The Celebrity Apprentice” while he was President. Kellyanne Conway, appearing on CNN, defended the President-elect’s prerogatives, but the next day Trump tweeted that the story was...

To speak more specifically to Blacks during these economically robust times, young Blacks actually had higher employment and labor participation rates than their white counterparts. And this remained true in many age groups through the 1970s until deindustrialization and economic decline became our de facto...

“ Would you feel safe knowing your rights could be revoked at any moment? This insecurity is currently being caused by the destructive personality of the current president of the United States, Donald Trump. As the leader of the free world many important global issues...

Trump era faces daunting threats to security, prosperity, and freedom. There is an influx of thousands of criminals and an unknown number of criminals, which is leading to the introduction of epidemics like tuberculosis from foreign countries. According to Hurowitz, national borders are “porous.” Donald...

Donald Trump was born on June 14, 1946 to a Presbyterian family in Queens, New York. Trump grew up in Jamaica, Queens and attended the Kew – Forest School from Kindergarten to 7th grade. However, after his parents found out he had made frequent trips...

After two terms of Barack Obama’s presidency, the country expects the new leader to not only bring some fresh air to American domestic and foreign policy, but also to solve a number of problems that have accumulated during the past eight years. Without speculating how...

Mya Gallegos Political Science January 21 2018 Trump and Democracy His ran his campaign on a pledge to “Make America Great Again” the slogan emblazoned on the baseball hats he often wore at his public rallies, and spoke out against political correctness, illegal immigration and...

President Donald Trump is known for his outspoken demeanor and strong personality. Other countries are becoming aware of how our President works and has reminded us that America does not seem to have many allies. Senior American Officials are warning us to pay attention to...

President Trump has finally pinned himself down on what he wants from Congress on immigration reform, and it’s as bad as one might expect from someone who, despite his own immigrant roots (mother, grandfather), expresses antagonism toward immigrants — African, Mexican and Central American especially....

Bigotry has been a damaging factor in society for as long as mankind can remember, but one’s unreasonable beliefs and dislike of others has recently reached its peak – or rock bottom so to speak – in contemporary society. How did society end up down...

The global economy has been shifting tremendously since 2016. Led by Brexit, rise of populism in the continent of Europe, and Trump’s presidential victory, globalization has been shaken to its core and has become blighted by uncertainty, both from a political and economic perspective. Political...

The Electoral College is known to be an important part of the electoral system. Many researchers have proven that it benefits our government and society in many ways. Just like any great idea, there are still many flaws. The original idea began in 1787 when...

Ever since Donald Trump sworn in as the 45th president of United States of America in January 20, 2017 his hostility and indifference towards black community and other minorities in America, has again triggered the discussions on the notions of racism, culture and equality. Recently...

After the presidential election, Donald Trump advanced into office and generated multiple executive orders (EOs), in which he believes will improve the nation’s performance. “President Trump issued 36 EOs in the following substantive areas: government and regulatory reform; labor, economy, and trade; public safety; border...

The article “Trump Just Ripped Up Nafta. Here’s What’s in the New Deal” by Jim Tankersley portrays the new regulations and explores the potential long-term effects of the new United State-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Tankersley discusses the U. S. expanding its markets to Canada and Mexico...

Laura Ingraham reports on the economic boom following Trump’s election and its benefits to blue-collar workers. However, the credit goes to more than just Trump’s cabinet. The results of this boom are beginning to show, and it’s not all good news. What’s the Angle on...

A friend asked me why, if given a choice, I would choose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton and this post is my response to that. For those who look at every issue in black and white (I call them politically color blind), I wish to...

In the article, “It’s actually very strange for sports games to begin with the national anthem,” written by Beauchamp, he talks about the protest going on between NFL players kneeling or sitting during the national anthem and President Trump. This protest started when NFL player,...

Why he chose to become an entrepreneur Donald Trump’s father, Fred Trump was a very successful man in the real estate industry which is what influenced him to enter that industry and follow in his father’s footsteps. Donald Trump then went on to owning his...