8/11/2016, the day Donald Trump was elected president. Since then and the United States of America experienced lots of challenges, such as: split ups of American families, insecurities… In brief, chaos were and still everywhere in America. Of course Donald Trump has given 100s of promises during his campaign, however, some of them were offensive and did nothing but target and humiliate people based on their religion or roots. In this essay, in one hand, I’ll discuss the main issues the American citizens face, the president given promises and his relationship with fake news. In the other hand, I’ll take the case of my country, Morocco.
Since Donald Trump was elected president, concerns like immigration, consumer protection and climate-change
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He gave 100s of fake promises some of them were nothing but an assault to people. He produces an unbelievable amount of fake news. Decisions he tends to make are based only on economy. He considers America’s thriving economy more than on human factor. This makes the equation wrong. Economy is not only about money, economy is about the well being of a society. And if we want to study the well being of a society we should consider many scales. Diversity made the America American, so its strength lies in it, not considering this would just stop the thriving of a great …show more content…
The United States of America have a president elected for a four year term. Morocco is a kingdom. Moroccan citizens can elect only members of the House of Representatives (Chamber in Moroccan Parliament) elected for a five year term. In American congress we find one party that have the majority. In my country, Morocco, we have 30 party and most of them can secure their seats in the House of Representative. So no party could have the majority, and this leads parties to collaborate with each other to the aim of the composition of the government. In Morocco the king has the right to dissolve it. These lead me to say that in Morocco we have a codified