John Kerry's Nomination as the Democrat Party's Presidential Contender
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An 11 page overview of the manner in which John Kerry secured the Democrat Party's nomination as presidential contender in 2004. This paper contends that Kerry's nomination is, in part, attributable to fate and in part to Kerry's economic investment in his campaign. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
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John Kerry’s Economic Plan and the Financial Market
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McNamee (2004) has it right when he says the economy has always grown under Democratic presidents and suffered under Republican presidents. This, of course, is the age old debate between business and workers supported by Republicans that Kerry has turned into what The Economist (2004) refers to as the new American class war. While McNamee can put the facts into historical perspective, the Bush camp and its financial sheep, herded by Merrill Lynch, will do anything to prove Kerry’s economic policy will harm the financial market. This claim simply is not supported by history. Bibliography lists 7 references. jvJKplan.rtf
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JOHN KERRY, ECONOMIC PLANS AND ANALYSIS
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This 5-page paper focuses on Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry, his economic plan, and how it would impact financial markets (and the economy) if implemented. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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John Kerry: A Biography
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This 5 page paper provides an overview of the life of Senator John Kerry. This paper was written while Senator John Kerry was vying for the democratic nomination for the 2004 election. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Lamis: "The Two-Party South"
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3 pages in length. Democrats finally lost their stronghold upon the South when the Republicans overcame decades of overpowered political maneuvering; based upon the premise of white supremacy, the Republican Party sought to equalize there heretofore social, political and economic domination the Democratic Party had long upheld. That the Republicans overcame this perpetual challenge and gained majority status in the 1990s clearly illustrates the manner by which the South was ready for a two-party system in order to erase the inequities associated with the previous two decades. No additional sources cited.
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Leadership Attributes: Maxine Waters and Michelle Obama
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This 5 page paper discusses the leadership attributes of Maxine Waters and Michelle Obama. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Leadership Roles for Women in Politics
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This 6 page paper looks at women's roles in politics and how they are different from the roles of men. Women as voters, candidates and office holders are concepts each discussed in depth. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Limits on U.S. Congressional Terms
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A 4 page paper which argues for limits on U.S. Congressional terms. The paper argues for two terms of senators and also for representatives. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Lobbying Influence On Presidential Elections
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8 pages in length. From the strong-arm tactics of political machines of the late nineteenth century to the power-in-numbers approach of contemporary special interest groups, lobbyists have a long history of influencing presidential elections. Whether right or wrong, this influence has long been the cause of great concern over the detrimental impact upon the democratic process, as well as the catalyst for some much-needed social improvements through what can be called a network of influences that illustrate how 'the infrastructure of the network society is unfolding before us' (Tambini PG). Annotated bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Louisiana Senator Mary L. Landrieu
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5 pages in length. Often considered by her Senate counterparts as a stalwart supporter of education, Louisiana Senator Mary L. Landrieu has made such an impact upon American politics that she has garnered a number of nicknames to reflect her various positions on the issues. As "Military Mary," she places significant importance upon her armed services support, as well as making it a priority to understand the deeper issues surrounding defense matters. The desire to see a stronger familial core throughout America has motivated Landrieu to speak in support of adoption and foster care, while she works hard to maintain an equal balance in her own life between family and the responsibilities inherent to being a senior senator. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: TLCLandrieu.rtf