Posts Tagged ‘Donald Trump’
Gorlok Talk: What do you hope will happen during Donald Trump’s presidency?
This week, we asked students, faculty and staff what they hope to see during Donald Trump’s presidency.
Read MorePresident Obama’s Legacy Remains Unclear
In 2008, Obama was elected President in a landslide victory. It signaled change and drew comparisons to Franklin Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan. While Obama leaves as one of the more popular two-term presidents, his legacy includes both success and failure. Obama overcame the odds to win the presidency with little national attention…
Read MoreTransition to Trump: 140 Characters Too Many
Despite being one of the nation’s most controversial candidates to run for office, Donald J. Trump is officially the President of the United States. Following a president who ran the country with dignity and class, to say he has a lot to live up to would be an understatement. Since the November election, however, he…
Read MorePolitickin’ Me Off: Donald Trump: the biggest pity party on the campaign trail
It is hard to have a political column and not write about Donald Trump, so here we go. We all know Trump is a racist and misogynistic person, and if you do not know that, you are probably voting for him. Let me try to change that. I recently saw a video compilation of people…
Read MoreLetter to the Editor: Trump losing the Latin-American vote by landslide
By Martin Dassum For Latin Americans around the world, the 2016 presidential election is a crucial event. I am not talking only about the relevance of this event for leaders and governments. We are on the edge of a new election. In my opinion, one of the leading candidates in the polls, Donald Trump, does…
Read MorePolitickin’ me off: Mother Trumper – 2016 election already underway
The 2016 presidential election is a little over a year away, which means there is a good 13 to 14 months left of debates and commercials. For me, I hate politics. I have never voted and said I never would. However I was made aware of how wrong my mentality was towards politics when I…
Read More