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2024 Elections Ethos Pathos Logos

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Miracle Cushionberry Professor Name Subject Name Jan 30th, 2024 Voting 2024: Pathos 1: the presidents running for election: biden, willamsan, phillip, trump haley, binkley, kennedy, west, stein. Most of Mr. Trump's Republican challenges ended their campaigns before a single vote was cast, which means in my own words, (they had to restart their place in the office, which means biden he's in the office but he's re-running for president. SECTION HEADER Pathos 2: from my opinion in my own words I definitely think kennedy’s nephew should win this election because, I mean he's definitely in running for president to get back for his uncle after he was assassinated, but i hope he does good for america and is actually here to make better ideas in office …show more content…

You have to be at least 35 years old, and have been a United States resident for at least 14 years. The twenty-second amendment forbids any person from being elected president more than twice. Major party candidates seek the nomination through a series of primary elections that select the delegate who chooses a vice presidential running mate to form that party's ticket to the nomination for president. MY OWN WORDS: so basically starting off if you want to be in the run for president as wikipedia states you must be a U.S citizen/ at least 35 years old and have also been a united states resident for at least 14 years which means you have been in texas or america for over 14 years since you were born here. now let's get into more info about presidential election, every election is fair ran fair mayne it depends on the press and now joe biden and donald trump are going head to head, they are line for running, now biden is president and donald trump was president but the 22nd amendment forbids a candidate for president being elected too many times, now in my opinion i don't know who should win. i guess i'm gonna go by or been going by that. whoever is a good fit and image for america and to protect the people who are here DEFINITELY MORE SECURITY! With the war going on right now, we need a leader to have a good outlook on it, better security and better speech. So this is my outlook on

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