In this paper we examine the use of political marketing in the United Kingdom and the United States of America. It focuses on the hypothetical theoretical aspects of marketing frameworks, which are identified and applying these frameworks to the marketing strategies of the political parties within the UK and the US. Additionally, we compare and […]
When it comes to lowering corporate taxes, the argument is that if large corporations are able to make more profits, they will be able to expand, therefore provide more jobs, raise wages. It is said that they will put the surplus back into their business. The problem with this clear enough. Neoclassism says it is […]
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Get startedSince 2016’s electoral campaign, Donald Trump has proclaimed his plan of reducing taxes for both individuals and businesses. According to taxfoundation.org, the new tax reform would Increases the standard deduction to $12,000 for single filers, $18,000 for heads of household, and $24,000 for joint filers in 2018 (compared to $6,500, $9,550, and $13,000 respectively under […]
During the 2016 US Presidential Campaign, candidate Donald Trump separated himself from the pack of Republican candidates by championing a more isolationist foreign policy. While more establishment Republican candidates like Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush advocated for more hawkish foreign policy positions with greater US activity around the world, Trump wanted to pull back from […]
On January 20, 2017, president-elect Donald Trump will be sworn into the highest office in the land regardless of the amount of preparation the country or even he himself has. There has been a variety of feelings Republicans have felt towards the president elect, but for Democrats, they are disappointed and angry. One of the […]
Harry Truman gives the White House’s first televised presidential speech, urging his fellow citizens to respond to the global problem of food production by imposing certain restrictions. The growing popularity of television will quickly have an impact on the evolution of social and political life in the United States and around the world. During the […]
The 1960s are often looked at as a time of great change in American culture. Many issues were at play, Consumer advocacy, environmental reform, organic foods, the sexual revolution, personal growth groups, feminism, gay rights, the antiwar crusade, and dozens of other issues clamored urgently for attention (Cobbs, 378). While many persons were looking to […]
A democracy is a government run by the people. Each citizen has a say or vote in how the government is run. This is different from a monarchy or dictatorship where as one person, like a king or a dictator have all the power. There are two main types of democracies, direct and representative. A […]
The Electoral College Introduction The US Electoral College is an electoral system, which in line with the American people elects the President and the Vice President. The system has existed since the drafting of the constitution during the 18th century. There are 538 members in the Electoral College, and cast their votes after every four […]
In 1796, Washington created his Farewell Address as a plan of action for our nation. His Farewell Address tries to help us fix problems we have a hard time controlling, such as paying for things we can’t afford which leads us into to more national debt. Washington tried his best to help the United States. […]
The Students, Teachers, and Officers Preventing School Violence Act of 2018, or STOP School Violence Act is a bill designed to help reduce the amount of school violence through implementing a variety of safety measures. This bill was introduced in the 115th Congress at the end of January this year. While this bill is working […]
With the recent upheave and potential changes to the United States immigration policies, it is important to remember the historic relationship that America has with immigrants. After her completion in 1886, the Statue of Liberty became a symbolic figure to America, as well as a celebration of democracy. The actual figure is not what initially […]
Republican or Democratic Currently, I have been living in 4155 Pleasant Run Road, Texas which is considered as district 16. 1 According to the official website for the Texas Senate, Don Huffines represents district 16 in the Texas Senate who is from a republican party. Around 846,307 people are living in district 16. 2 Among […]
Someone’s political party of their choosing is often influenced by many outside variables. Most often, someone will feel that a party’s stance on some issues are correct, so it makes sense to pick that party to identify themselves with. There can be lots of variables that could have an impact on a person’s partisan identification. […]
Two major parties, Democrat and Republican, are leading our country. We are facing a lot challenges which two parties in the U.S. are putting a lot of precautions to get those jobs done well. Specifically, our state, Texas, we are also concerning and coping with a lot of problems in our State. Two parties are […]
Political parties are a major part of American politics. These parties consist of a group of people who share the same views and seek to control the government through the winning of elections and the holding of public office. They also have a significant influence on America’s moral beliefs and choices. Every day you hear […]
The United States has many political parties such as Libertarian party, Green party and Constitution party to name a few, yet none are as major as the Republican and Democratic Party. Both have different political views on issues that affect many Americans today. These parties are divided in many, ways and they both have special […]
In the current political world, political parties play a crucial role in stipulating the political ideology of the ruling government. The U.S was the first country to develop promising national political parties with a primary goal of transferring power from the executive of one party to another through general elections. Democracy promoted the growth of […]
To what extent did cultural, political, demographic, socioeconomic, and historic factors concerning Mexican immigration affect voter turnout and outcome of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election? INTRODUCTION The U.S. Presidential Election of 2016 was perhaps one of the most complex and polarizing elections in U.S. History. Political ideologies between Americans were strained to the extent that […]
Throughout all 43 Presidents, there is one man who stood out the most. There are certain characteristics, that leaders need in order to be successful. From different perspectives, they should have political experience, a public opinion, a strong vision for the country’s future, and their crisis management skills. While being in charge of the country, […]
Congressman Don Beyer understands the inherent need for the families of civil servants and veterans to be provided with affordable housing to call home. Looking across the Potomac river, Congressman Don Beyer recognized the effectiveness of the Montgomery County program, the Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit (MPDU) system, and wishes to apply lessons learned across the […]
For better or for worse, Brett Kavanaugh is now a household name. The ugly and arduous month-long confirmation process has changed the dynamic of the Supreme Court and follows a recent pattern that shows that Supreme Court nominations are becoming increasingly more partisan affairs. But what is the effect of this increasing politicization and how […]
The Supreme Court was founded in 1836 by the Constitution of the Republic of Texas with boundless and decisive redrafting purview. Congress built up the court by a demonstration affirmed December 15, 1836. This court comprised of the main equity, chose mutually by the two places of Congress, and the chose judges of the region […]
The Supreme Court of the United States of America has, for the last twenty years, been a hotbed for political strife and intrigue. It has also seeped its way into the eyes of the public through media coverage and hotly partisan opinions by both democrats and republicans and their respective clashing ideologies. The way justices […]
METHODOLOGY Secondary data – the data in this research was obtained from journals, articles, research papers and economic letters written by scholars, economist specialists and analysts both from US and other parts of the world as well all featuring the reaction of stock market towards the US political elections. Data was also obtained from CRSP […]
As of now, there are 18 Democrats running for the primaries in the 2020 election. Furthermore, Bill Weld has announced that he will challenge Trump in 2020. Although it’s early, it appears that the big candidates for the election are Donald Trump for the Republicans and Bernie Sanders for the Democrats. Both Trump and Sanders […]
Looking back at George H. W. Bush’s nominees you can begin to analyze the relationship between them. Most nominees were of good friends to Bush or associates he had known for a long time. There was a considerable rundown of chosen people that were published. These names that were made reference to were potentially chosen […]
