Do the people who disrespect our President Trump realize we voted him into office for very good reasons and that they are one of the reasons?
Dear Glenn Comstock:Do the people who disrespect [Donald] Trump realise we voted Him into office for very good reasons and that they are one of the reasons?I quote you verbatim, emphasis mine. It wasn’t enough that you gave Trump the title “our president,” but you had to deify Him. I have been saying all along that you Trump followers remind me of a cult. Thank you for the admission.Your question also owns up to what I’ve been hearing all along: we had to suffer for eight years so now it’s your turn. I’ve been hearing that folks like you voted for Trump out of spite.Your question contradicts itself. Voting out of spite is not a good reason. It is a stupid reason, to be quite honest.But to answer your question: yes, we know that you voted for Trump out of spite. We know that you think we don’t respect you enough so you voted for Trump.Do you realise that voting for Trump is what alienated me against you? Or do you care? I do not know how you would answer the first, but your answer to the second is probably “no.”I won’t mention any of the reasons Donald Trump does not deserve our respect. I won’t mention corruption or incompetence, and you won’t have to repeat your “fake news, liberal bias, snowflake” mantra.May you find what you are looking for!Yours,Chrys JordanP.S. Your right to free speech entitles you to write your own answer, to be the boss over that content (within Quora’s rules), to make your point as you see fit, and to receive whatever credit your answer earns. I dare you to write your own answer. You who don’t agree with me: are you up to the challenge?
Functional role of the President?
Well his most important role is being the commander of the US military. If the service are gridlocked then he is one who issues the orders to un-gridlock the block.He is also the one who usually has final say on things like covert operations, espionage rescue ops, black ops, etc. As for his most important role, that will honestly depend on who you ask. From a checks and balances perspective it would be his power to veto legislation, from a military perspective his uncontested ability to command the armed forces, and from a legislative perspective his ability to fill vacancies in the Supreme Court. You will probably encounter people who will cite one of these powers as the most important power, but frankly they are work together in unison so I would be hard pressed to pick just one.
Limits on Presidential Powers?
I'm assuming you're asking about the checks and balances of the U.S. government and since this is such a remedial question I am assuming that you are a high school senior too lazy to open your book or search the answers. That being said: Congress has check over the president because bills must originate there and only they can approve his nominees. Also, they can override vetoed bills. President has check over congress by veto. There is check over courts because the judges must be appointed by the president. Courts have check over the President because their terms are life terms. Also, they have check over the congress because they can declare a law unconstitutional. Bureaucracy both checks the president and congress because of how slow it works. People complain about the red tape but that helps ensure there will not be hasty decisions made. Think about the advice given to people who have spending problems using their credit card. They're told to place it in the middle of a block of ice so when they want to use it, they have to physically work at it and contemplate if they really need the item. This is how bureaucracy checks the legislative and executive branches because in order to get something, it's a lot of effort. There is no real limitation of public opinion for a president. His policies can be incredibly out of line with the American public opinion and his approval rating in the toilet but he's safe because he can only be removed from office three ways: impeachment, resigning, or death. The only worry of public opinion he may have is if it is his first term and he wants to be re-elected.
BLACK PEOPLE: Why do you think we are the only ones called "racist" when we decide to help our race?
what is your guess on that? i believe its just a mechanism created to continue to keep black people on the lowest level..so they discourage blacks who are trying to counter that.. any black person who has tried to help other blacks in large numbers know what i mean...whites are always there to block you..reason why it's ignorant when some blacks believe you can ignore racism and help your people. If it were that easy blacks wouldnt be in the predicament we are in now
Can you help me please deadline soon :(?
For this project, you will explore this shift by imagining a conversation between two famous Americans with different opinions on the United States’ role in the world. What would they talk about? How would they express their opinions? What would they say about the other person’s ideas? You will write a dialogue between two famous Americans who lived during the period 1890–1920 in which they discuss their thoughts on American foreign policy and the differences between their beliefs.
Why do you think some people don't exercise their right to vote?
There are all sorts of reasons. Some don't want to vote. Some don't care. Some don't know who to choose, and some don't like our choices. Personally, I do not think that we categorically need more people to vote- we need more people to be informed about politics. If you don't know what you are voting for, you shouldn't vote. And nobody should encourage people to vote, if they are ignorant of politics.