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The Trump Phenomenon: Can’t be Ignored Anymore He is brash and outspoken. He is confident and does not care about other’s opinion. You may love or hate him, but you can’t ignore him. Arguably, he is leading the most controversial and compelling political campaign in modern American history. You have probably heard his name already. Yes, it’s none but Donald J. Trump. Donald J. Trump is running for the most powerful office of the world, the President of the United States of America. Generally, if we imagine an image of the President of United States, what do we think? May be a polite person who makes a cautious speech every time he speaks. Personality may differ, but the common fact of public modesty and courtesy are the integral part of Oval …show more content…

Now he is in the final stage of the nomination process which may very easily end up as Trump being the ultimate nominee of the Republican Party. So ,it’s no surprise that everyone is talking about Mr. Trump. Who is Donald Trump? Well, to put in plain language, Donald Trump is a billionaire, real estate magnate and developer. He is the son of Fred Trump, who made a fortune in the real estate business back in early 60s. Donald Trump inherited the business and multiplied it manifolds. But it’s not the real estate business that made him popular. It’s a reality TV show called ‘The Celebrity Apprentice’ in NBC, which was hosted by Donald Trump. Millions of Americans watched the show for years after years. The reality show has made him one of the most well-known personalities in America. But everything changed when he declared in June 2015 that he was running for the President. At first, there was hardly any person who took it seriously. Because, Trump is not the usual type of candidate who runs for President. He is predominantly a businessman and TV celebrity. Moreover, there were more heavyweight candidates like Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Rick Perry, Lindsey Graham and so on. Initially the media mocked Trump as clown. But what was started as a joke, has become the most dramatic as well as exciting political campaigns in contemporary history. Trump campaign has drawn attraction of millions of Americans. Conflict among Trump supporters and protesters is a common scenario during each of the campaign

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However, he has proved credibility by defeating every other candidate running in the election as a Republican, many of whom are experienced and have been in the political world for decades. He has also switched the minds of American citizens by convincing them to join the Republican Party. Furthermore, he has had successful achievements in the business industry. Similar to how Mike Pence transformed Indiana’s economy, Trump has changed

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Since the presidential candidates have been fighting for the democratic/rebuplican nominee, there’s been a “faveriote” candidate, Donald Trump. Since Donald Trump has announced his running in the race, he has said some things people disagree with. He even has had celebrities threaten to leave the country if he becomes president. So there’s been a campain, and anti-trump can pain. The campaign which now has ultimately failed, since trump’s competors have all dropped out, meaning he automatically gets the republican seat.

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Trump isn’t a normal candidate, of course. But the debates are critically important for him, even more than they would be if he were a traditional nominee. As he often points out, his opponent is a professional politician who has been around for a long time. As a former First Lady, U.S. senator, and Secretary of State, she is a known quantity. Trump is an untested businessman running for the most powerful elected office in the world.

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He often fades into the background after enjoying their time in the media spotlight. Experts had believed that the political parties were solely responsible for choosing their candidate but as we see, in this election it seems as if it is the other way and that Donald Trump had chosen the republicans. It would be believed that Hilary Clinton should be dominating in the polls due to her political experience and Donald Trump's lack thereof, as well as his erratic behavior, but this isn't the case necessarily. The gap between them has narrowed considerably after the conventions as well as the debates, even though she still leads in the polls in the swing states such as Ohio and Pennsylvania, as well as the national polls. Though, Donald Trump is still close enough to make some people

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Trump Life Donald Trump is a very fortunate person because of the life he has lived and was born into. He was a fortunate presidential candidate, he was fortunate in business because his dad owned a business before he was even born, and he was fortunate as a kid to be born in a life with money. First, let's talk about how Mr. Trump was a fortunate presidential candidate because of who the opposing candidate was. In 1987 Trump told Newsweek "I'm not running for President,"... "

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On level one I will be arguing that Donald Trump exhibits high extraversion personality and on level two I will be arguing that Trump’s personality is the way that it is because of his personal experiences and concerns.

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The multi-billionaire, businessman, and tv personality Donald Trump is one of the most popular individuals mentioned in politics today. Mr. Trump's most controversial and talked about policy is immigration. Immigration has always been a topic in politics. Whether on purpose or not, Trump has made the topic of immigration into a heated discussion. He has many ideas in order to put his immigration plans into effect.

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Establishing himself as a formidable force in the real estate arena, Trump's business ventures spanned across various domains. One of his most notable accomplishments was The Trump Organization, a sprawling empire that encompassed a wide range of projects. Among his notable achievements was the iconic Trump Tower, a symbol of luxury and opulence in the heart of Manhattan. Venturing further, Trump expanded his influence into the realm of entertainment.

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An American business mogul, investor, author, entertainer and candidate for the republican nomination for the President of the United States; Titles Donald Trump has earned throughout his lifetime through overcoming adversity through persistence. Born in Queens, raised by his father Fred Trump a real estate developer and his mother a Scottish immigrant. “He was a pretty rough fellow when he was small" said his father in an interview in 1983 which lead to the decision to put Donald Trump into military school which lead to him receiving “More military training than a lot of guys in that go into military” according to Donald Trump. Eventually graduating then going onto attend The University of Pennsylvania to study real estate and eventually follow

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Recent President elect Donald Trump utilized several media techniques to spread his message effectively and cost efficiently. Through his rampant use of Twitter, Trump was able to send carefully crafted messages to a mass amount of followers with no cost at all. His tweets were then picked up by large news outlets and discussed in front of large audiences. This method of spreading his message was extremely effective for Trump. Leading up to election day, it felt as if Trump was all anybody was talking about.

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The year of 2016 is almost here, way sooner than you think. There are many wonderful politicians running for president such as the clown Donald Trump. He is an intelligent person who rarely sounds stupid and NEVER, I repeat NEVER taken as a joke. He is a very funny person and can never be taken seriously, which is the greatest quality any president could ever have. Trump should become president because all immigrants will be deported and it won’t cost a lot of money, just a little over 300 billion dollars.

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Donald Trump would be the most ideal candidate for The President of the United States. With the options that are given, neither candidates agree on practically anything and have different views on most issues. Some views agreed with through Trump are views on the economy and how he will deal with taxes, terrorism, and immigration issues and how he will approach them all to benefit the country. In the article “What’s at stake” they say, “Trump has seized on that anxiety, telling voters that the economy is a mess and promising to use his business skills to make america great again” .

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I believe Donald Trump does not have the right mindset to be the president of the United states. Many people are with him or against him. Trump claims he is going to make “ America Great Again”, the question is how? He does not explain how he is going to make it better for us, he avoids those questions. No one really knows if he is part of any political party.

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Every four year, during the presidential candidacy elections, there is someone like Donald Trump Who comes along. Someone who has strongly voiced opinions about issues in America, and they are either widely accepted or appreciated, or extremely offensive and negative. Donald Trump has so far been the most controversial in his statements during the 2017 United States Presidential Election, but somehow he seems to always get away with it because he has continued to be the leading man in the poles since the beginning of his campaign. Donald Trump has been able to get away with making statements that are widely viewed as offensive with hardly any negative consequences because people like that he has a determination to make a change about something

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I. Introduction Donald Trump: American Hero or Villain? For many Americans, Trump is seen as the long-awaited saviour of the nation. Others see him as the man to start World War III.

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