Are The Skills That Are Necessary To Become An American President Substantially Different From Those That Are Necessary To Function As President?
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7 pages in length. If the skills necessary to become an American president were one and the same with the skills necessary to function as president, the United States would boast some of the most ethical, righteous and humane leaders of the free world. However, being that the requisite skills for each are completely divergent in nature, it is understandable how disillusioned the constituency becomes after a candidate secures office by selling himself with political promises and administrative skill that does not materialize once the president has been elected. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
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A 10 page paper which examines the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: RAlincol.rtf

Barack Obama's Speech On March 18, 2008: Race
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3 pages in length. Titling his speech "A More Perfect Union," President-elect Barack Obama inspired listeners with the ideals of a nation that is written in constitutional purpose but as of today has yet to be realized. The primary focus of Obama's speech was to revisit this major discrepancy of American culture by way of illustrating how history has set a harmful precedent that must now be restructured to incorporate race as an all-encompassing and nurturing concept. No bibliography.
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Big Money and the Presidency
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This 5 page paper examines the idea that if big money holds power in the nation, it really does not matter who is elected president. The presidency is examined as well as how much influence money has in campaigns. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Bill Clinton & Liberalism
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A 9 page research paper that examines the debate concerning whether or not President Bill Clinton betrayed the liberal wing of the Democratic Party. The writer argues that, whether or not one defines Clinton's "Third Way" as simply election rhetoric, a more moderate form of liberalism, or conservatism in disguise, analysis of Clinton's presidency and politics, focusing specifically on his welfare policy, shows that he was not a Democratic liberal, in the traditional sense of term. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Bill Clinton: Ethics, Morals, Virtue, and Monica Lewinski
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A 10 page overview of the various philosophical approaches which could have been utilized by Clinton's key political advisor to instruct him how to deal with the Monica Lewinski scandal after it erupted into the public eye. Examines virtue, morals, and ethics from the standpoint of philosophers like Plato and Socrates, John Stewart Mill, and Immanuel Kant. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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