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What people did President Nixon believe were in support of his policies and how were they important to his political goals?
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Why did President Johnson believe that bipartisan congressional support was so important for his policies in Vietnam?
He didn't
Why does President Obama like to be president?
Only President Obama himself can speak to his likes and dislikes; but in general a person runs for president because they believe they are the best person available to set the policies, and navigate the political direction, of the United States for at least the next four years.
Who is the front runner for US president after Obama?
Many political analysts believe that Hillary Clinton will run for president in 2016. Many political experts believe she is the front runner.
What is a Political Fallout?
A political fallout refers to the negative consequences or backlash that politicians or governments may face as a result of their actions, decisions, or scandals. It can lead to decreased public support, loss of credibility, or repercussions at the ballot box.
Who is best for president?
That depends on your political party. A Republican would believe that a Republican president is best, while a Democrat would believe that a Democratic president is best.
What did president Washington believe would divide the nation?
Political parties.
What will Obama do if he becomes president?
Attempt to do all that he is able to. I do not believe he will be able to get any of his policies to work.
The only political party when george washington became president?
I believe it was the 'Wig party'
What is political cynicism?
Political cynicism is recognized as an important political sentiment. Cynicism is an inclination to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest, and skepticism.
How concerned is the Obama government for the entrepreneurs in US?
First, beware of political rhetoric: "President [insert name here] doesn't care about X!" Chances are the claim came from that president's political opponents. And in this case, the president's opponent, Mitt Romney, wants you to believe that the president doesn't care about small businesses. Political rhetoric is rarely 100% accurate, and this is no exception. Whether you agree with President Obama's policies or not, there is no credible evidence he doesn't care about entrepreneurs, and in fact, many businesses are making record profits under his administration. Contrary to the claim by his opponents that he doesn't care about businesses, President Obama is very concerned about entrepreneurs and has tried to promote policies that will help them. But like every president, some of his policies have been very effective, some were stopped by congress, and others did not work as well as he had hoped. But the fact that he bailed out the auto industry shows that he and his administration care about entrepreneurs and US business. It doesn't matter if you agree with that move or not, he did what he thought would help the economy and businesses alike, so he acted on it.
Is Trump a danger to Mexico?
Your opinion on this will likely depend upon where your political affiliation lies, what you have been told and what your sources of news are. But there is nothing in the news or President Trump's policies that should endanger Mexico - unless you feel that securing the border with Mexico will hurt Mexico. Some have expressed the feeling that President Trump is a danger to Mexico, but don't explain why they believe that.
Is Barack Obama going tobe a good president?
This depends on which side you ask. If you ask his political opponents, Republicans and conservatives, you will find they say he is not a good president and never will be a good president; there is even a small fringe who want him impeached, even if he has done nothing impeachable. It should be noted that this is not new: when President Bush was in office, there was similar opposition to him from Democrats and liberals, many of whom said he was the worst president ever.But political rhetoric aside, the president's supporters believe he is a good president; and while they do not agree with everything he does, they believe his policies have improved the quality of life for millions of Americans. It remains to be seen in the future how history remembers Barack Obama, but his supporters hope he is remembered for such things as expanding healthcare to many who did not have it; championing equal pay for women in the workplace; ending Don't Ask/Don't Tell in the military; saving the country from a second Depression, rescuing the US auto industry etc. But his opponents will insist that his accomplishments came at great cost, that he did not improve the economy, and that his social policies were unfair to religious groups. So, as I said, deciding whether Mr. Obama is a good president or not depends on which side of the political aisle you happen to be on.
