Abstract Political canidates Bobby Jindal and Donald Trump were analyzed from a social psychologist’s perspective to give feedback on their attempts at persuasion. A majority of Bobby Jindal’s criticism came from fellow Indian-Americans for erasing his Indian culture. Donald Trump’s main criticism was due to his large ego and lack of experience in government politics. Jindal has dropped out of the presidential race as of November 18th, 2015 due to lack of support. Both canidates have faced major
in the database “SIRS knowledge source”, it states that “The deactivation of President Donald Trump's twitter account by a rogue employee was the most public sign yet that twitter’s greatest star can also cause the company great headaches.” This is important because Donald Trump is causing stress for everyone on and not on twitter. Twitter is a huge social media program that has lot of bad drama. Donald trump causes lots of that drama, even by saying 3 words that can make lots of people mad and angry
Donald Trump: The Man, The Myth, The Legend Donald Trump, the Republican frontrunner in the 2016 presidential election promotes many goals suggested in the Preamble of the United States Constitution. He promotes nearly every goal stated in the Preamble, two of which are providing for the common defense and promoting the general welfare. Trump plans to provide for the common defense and promote the general welfare by building a wall separating the United States from Mexico, keeping out crime and
Real estate developer Donald Trump is currently all over the news. His behavior and certain comments on political issues have made him known as the “Narcissist in Chief” by media (Wallis, 2015). One cannot disagree that because of his behavior he seems to fit the description of a narcissist fairly well; arrogant, having an imposing sense of self-importance, and require a disproportionate amount of admiration (Robbins & Judge, 2009). Mr. Trump and the title Narcissist in Chief made me think of how
I first learned of PolitiFact from through the Colbert report and have used it for some time now and am a fan of the website until now I haven't used FactCheck but will start to do so. Both websites provide a truly great service by shedding some light into pressing issues that both political parties are debating. Planned parenthood is a huge topic of discussion right now and because of it the government might even be shut down which is ridiculous. These websites do a lot to debunk myths and misconceptions
Many news stations no longer care about the truth, but rather, they seek to spread lies, or they only care about making money. Fake news is journalism that does not display the truth, instead, it feeds its viewers misinformation.While incorrect news is nothing new, since it has existed in the form of propaganda since ancient times, it has become more of a problem in the recent years (Fake News). Every day, more and more people fall further from the truth as they believe false information
Donald Trump says a lot of things, some of which get him into trouble. Recently, however, he started to talk about some ideas he has for taxes if he became president of the United States. He actually had some good ideas and made a few good points dealing with the tax system. These may just be ideas, but if they were put into action it would definitely make a difference. In the article I read dealing with this topic, Donald Trump brought up several ideas dealing with taxes. Those ideas would include
Donald Trump, the current frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination, is seen by many as an alluring businessmen with a habit of saying what is on his mind. Henry Allen, however, has a very different view of Donald Trump based on his experiences with him at the opening of the Taj Mahal casino in the 90s. In his editorial, “I learned everything I needed to know about Donald Trump 25 years ago”, Allen effectively uses appeals and persuasive techniques to recount his experience with Trump
To what extent is Social Media changing the way we live today? Introduction: The latest statistics from Audrey Willis, from Higher Ed Marketing Journal show that there were, by August 15th 2017, 2.8 billion social media users worldwide. That is over a third of the world’s population. This year alone has social media users grown by 176 million. This means that there are still about 4 million people that are not social media users. This is far more than I thought. With this in mind, my report sets
As his signature theme song from Air Force One plays in the background, Donald Trump treads on the podium for his victory speech. As he speaks, I put myself in his position, a billionaire, TV personality, real estate king, no direct political experiences, impudent, grandiose, has reputation for being a narcissist and misogynist and wondered is there any other way to become the POTUS against Hillary Clinton other than being Trump. It certainly didn’t work for Bernie Sanders who sounded like a legit