...Lily Nguyen 1st 3/5/18 President Donald Trump won the 2016 elections with many factors. This includes the use of media and how it is important during times of elections and voting. Also the use of campaign techniques. There are also minor factors that helped contribute, like how he is a celebrity. All of these important factors has helped him win the election. One of the main reasons why Trump won was because of his popularity and the fact that he is a celebrity. Also, in 2003, he hosted his own show called The Apprentice. According to How Trump won the election : volatility and a common touch, it said, “For a decade millions of viewers were fed the idea of Trump as a successful businessman, a boss with the power to say: “You’re fired!” The Media had made him the way he is today. His opponent also contributes to why he won the election. Hillary’s unpopularity ratings has surpassed his own because she is the wife of a former candidate. According to How Trump won the election : volatility and a common touch, it said, “In Clinton he faced a candidate whose unpopularity rating was...
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...Leader I Admire “You’re fired!” It was the most popular phrase in reality television. The man behind the words is Donald Trump who is the founder and CEO of Trump Organization, the head company of Donald J. Trump, American real estate investor. Long before, “You’re fired!” was a household phrase all over America, it was apparent Donald Trump had a gift. Donald Trump was born in Queens, New York on the 14th of June 1946. Trump was a builder and real estate developer who came to specialize in constructing and operating middle income apartments in the Queens, Staten Island, and Brooklyn. A walk through the business section of any major bookstore and you'll count dozens of titles which include the word 'leadership'. A quick internet search of "leadership" turns up over 155 million hits .According to many of Donald Trump's employees or associates, his leadership style is fair yet merciful. He will speak to the appropriate people before making a decision, and he will not make a decision regarding the company or employees rashly. I think this type of leadership is what is needed for the most part, it is surprising to people that he really does treat people good because the persona he gives off on his TV show is quite the opposite. He has mastered the art of defining the core values of his brand and leveraging his brand equity to appeal to a wide customer base. I think growing up and watching him on the apprentice has definitely taught me a lot about how the business world works...
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...DONALD TRUMP-AMERICAN BUSINESS MAGNATE Over the years, Donald Trump, Chairman and President of the Trump Organization has become a master of situating himself in the limelight with out-spoken interviews, his books, his television show, and especially his king-size lifestyle. Nonetheless behind it all this lies a very sharp businessman. Someone who is a tough negotiator, someone who knows how to build a brand and simply someone who does all this while building successful working relations with others. This starts my essay on why I admire Donald Trump. “I like thinking big. If you’re going to be thinking about anything, you might as well think big.” Donald Trump. Entrepreneur Donald Trump, through set-backs, controversies and successes, is someone who comes to my mind as a person one can admire and emulate. Donald John Trump was born in Queens, New York on June 14, 1946; the fourth of five children of Mary and Frederick Trump. Frederick (1905-1999) was himself a real-estate developer. Donald’s parent hoped a military school education would greatly benefit him, as it did Dwight Eisenhower, Ted Turner, and Douglas MacArthur to name a few and prepare him to enter the family business. Being an active and energetic child, his parents sent him to the New York Military Academy (est. 1889), located in the Cornwall-on-Hudson, at age 13. They hoped the academy’s discipline program would have an influence on him. By attending the military academy, which was a private boarding...
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...Americans? There is a total of three Democrats and a total of 14 Republicans, but the decision still stands, which one? For this research paper, I will research Donald Trump and explain whether he's a valuable contender to become the next president of the United States or not. Donald Trump was born in Queens, New York, where his hopes and dreams were realized. Trump began his quest by helping out in his father’s real estate company where he focused on middle class rental housing in Brooklyn (Biographies).As...
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...Donald John Trump is a candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States in the 2016 election. He is an American businessman and television personality. Trump is the chairman and president of The Trump Organization and the founder of Trump Entertainment Resorts. Trump was born on June 14, 1946 in the Queens borough of New York City. He is the fourth of five children. Trump attended The Kew-Forest School. He then attended the New York Military Academy where he finished eighth grade and high school. Trump then studied at Fordham University for two years and then entered the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. While studying there Trump worked for his father's firm, Elizabeth Trump & Son. Upon graduating from Wharton in 1968 with a bachelor's degree in economics, he joined the company, and in 1971 was given control, renaming the company "The Trump Organization". He then went on to build hotels, golf courses, and other properties. He is a major figure in the American business scene. The NBC reality show The Apprentice kicked off his fame, and his three marriages were extensively reported in tabloids. Trump ran for President of the United States once before: In 2000, he conducted an exploratory campaign and won two Reform Party primaries. In June 2015, Trump announced his candidacy for president in the 2016 election, and his campaign for the Republican nomination has drawn widespread media coverage partly due to his controversial...
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...and even teenagers. There is one man who stolen the show and either is hated or loved by the American people. That man is Donald Trump. A successful businessman, Donald Trump has being synonymous in American culture for wealth and arrogance. No one knew how he well he would fair in the political world after he announced his campaign for presidency during the summer last year. Through his unconventional political rhetoric and his ability to legitimize himself as a strong successful businessman, Donald Trump has become the frontrunner in the Republican primaries....
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...Donald Trump Introduction: My essay is going to be about Donald J. Trump I’m going to be talking and giving my opinion on the negativity that are president has all ready put us through here in the USA there are a few good things are president have done for are country but there for bad then good I also will be talking about how his actions has reflected on his country. Body: In my opinion I believe that Donald Trump should have ‘’NOT’’ been appointed as the president of the United States, I feel that he don’t know anything about politics he also confirmed he doesn’t know anything about politics, he’s disrespectful to females I really cant see how he got married, In his 2004 book, How to Get Rich, “Trump wrote that all the female contestants on the The Apprentice were less interested in becoming CEOs of the next big business than they were in becoming his new love interest.’’ First of all he has a wife that’s...
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...Life before they were a leader Donald Trump was born on June 14,1946, in Queens New York City at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center. Donald Trump was the born to Frederick Trump and Mary Ann Trump he was the fourth child out of five. At 13 he went to the New York Military academy a boarding school. He started his college education at Fordham University but transferred to Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and graduated in May 1968 with a Bachelor of Science degree in economics. Trump Was not drafted during the Vietnam War, and he was not a volunteer. In 1969 he received a high number in the draft lottery which gave him a low probability to be called in military service. Life as a leader/how they got into a leadership role Donald...
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...The Ignorance of Donald Trump “When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. They're sending people that have lts of problems...they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. They're rapists." –Donald Trump. This was probably the most ignorant thing Donald Trump has said. People are still supporting him. Why? The only reason people are still supporting him is because he is promising changes to government, which people want, but won’t happen if he becomes President. Some of his recent political views have been on War, Drugs, Education, and Immigration. His views are very radical, so to speak. For instance in 2011 his opinion on drugs is he would legalize drugs and use tax revenue to fund drug education. His opinion on war...
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...a productive president? Donald Trump has shown many times that he would not make a productive, reliable President. He has continuously made unprofessional remarks to, and about, many people that he could potentially lead. Donald Trump has made a large name for himself in the business world; he has done the same as a potential presidential candidate, but not in the right direction. A change in political parties may be what our country needs as it continues along the rebuilding process, but our choice for the next leader is a pivotal part of the change. Does our country need a person in office that vows to deport every illegal alien,...
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...Donald Trump’s plan for not allowing foreign Muslims in to the country is my public story. This story is contagious because it involves the U.S presidential race and the future of our country and the way other countries and people look at us as a whole. Other countries judge us by our leaders and not by the people of our country. I personally agree with his plan but there are no sure ways of him being able to do it. This story hits all 6 STEPPS. The story has social currency for sure although, not in a good way. This story brings negative publicity to the United States. The story’s trigger is that you can type the words Muslim, terrorism, or Trump into Google and this story will most likely be the first to come up. There are many differentiating...
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...Donald Trump - Reincarnation of King Arthur? Throughout history, King Arthur has been a great political figure, and part of his legend states he will be reincarnated every so often. Therein lies a question, who might King Arthur be today? The answer might surprise some. The strongest reincarnation of King Arthur is Donald Trump. He is very much like King Arthur for a few reasons; Trump and Arthur were both away from their parents during a time in which they were trained on how to become a great leader, both do their best to make the world better than how it is, and both know the importance of team leadership to their field of expertise. King Arthur’s parent orphaned him after he was born of a weird series of events. He was then sent to be...
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...Donald Trump Donald John Trump, Sr. (born June 14, 1946) is an American businessperson and media personality. He is the chairman and president of The Trump Organization and the founder of Trump Entertainment Resorts. Trump's career, branding efforts, personal life, wealth, and outspoken manner have made him famous. In 2015, the Forbes estimated that the net worth of Trump was 4 billion but Trump himself claimed that his net worth was more than 10 billion dollars. Presidential campaign, 2016 Trump formally announced his candidacy for the presidency in the 2016 election on June 16, 2015. Trump also pledged he would fund Social Security (not cut it), renegotiate U.S. trade agreements, oppose federal Common Core education standards, and complete the United States-Mexico border fence and make Mexico pay for it (You can imagine the Great Wall which is in China). Trump said he would self-fund his presidential campaign, and would not need to use money from donors and lobbyists. However, if you look at his campaign website, it is not like what he claimed. Economic Policies 1. Massive tariffs on China and Mexico. Slapping tariffs on foreign goods and negotiating better trade deals. In his campaign announcement speech, he threatened a 35% tax on Ford (F) vehicles made in Mexico that are brought back to the U.S. to be sold, and in 2011, he has made headlines for suggesting a 25% tariff on goods coming from China to the U.S. However, he claimed himself a free trader. 2. Keep...
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...“Make America great again”, exclaims the giant orange bigot. “I did not delete those emails”, insists the wealth pirate. Secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, has several years of prior experience in politics. However, Donald Trump is a mere businessman with no affiliation with public affairs. Although presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are obviously horrible choices for this year's election, there are many differences and similarities amongst the two. They have different views on immigration, how their campaign is run, and their character. Both candidates favor the idea of a secure and stronger border, but they have their own ways of tackling this key issue. On that note, Trump calls for deportations of millions of undocumented immigrants, a wall to seclude people from entering the United States, and migrant bans. One of Trump’s most iconic proposals is his wall, which he...
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...Lately, my friends are constantly asking, "How in the hell could Donald Trump be so popular?" Without question, their reactions to Trump's presidential bid are reasonable. Yet, when Trump announced his candidacy, to be honest, I wasn't the least bit appalled or surprised. Why? Well, because I've grown up and lived around the white working class my entire life. Fortunately, or unfortunately, I understand the ideological roots of Donald's campaign and the very palatable white anger that supports it. However, let's back up and make something very clear: Donald Trump isn't actually that popular. According to a recent Quinnipiac University poll, Trump is supported by 20% of likely GOP voters, but over 30% of Republicans say there's "no way" they...
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