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[[User:MorganBT|MorganT]]’s Homework for Lecture #6

[[User:MorganBT|MorganT]]’s Homework for Lecture #6

Answer Questions One Thru Five

'''Answer Questions One Thru Five'''

1. The president’s most influential powers are the power to determine foreign policy as commander-in-chief and the power to nominate the leaders of all executive departments.

1. The president’s most influential powers are the power to determine foreign policy as commander-in-chief and the power to nominate the leaders of all executive departments.

5. A Hindu is likely to vote for the Republican Party, because the Hindu culture is against abortion. An evangelical Christian is likely to vote for the Republican party, although in this case, because Romney claims to profess Mormonism, many evangelical Christians will discriminate Romney and give their vote to Obama.  

5. A Hindu is likely to vote for the Republican Party, because the Hindu culture is against abortion. An evangelical Christian is likely to vote for the Republican party, although in this case, because Romney claims to profess Mormonism, many evangelical Christians will discriminate Romney and give their vote to Obama.  

Special Option:

'''Special Option:'''

During the final presidential debate, moderator Bob Schieffer asked Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama questions regarding foreign policy. The questions provided the candidates with the opportunity to inform the people of the United States about where the candidates stood on foreign issues. I think Romney utilized this opportunity to appear more presidential. Romney spoke with firmness on issues where Obama had been more lenient. For example, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad openly tells the world that America and Israel must be die. In the past, President Obama has allowed Ahmadinejad to come to speak at the United Nations in New York City. Although Romney did not mention this specific issue in the presidential debate, Romney clearly stated that as president he would indict Ahmadinejad under the Genocide Convention. Thus indicted, the threatening Iranian president will not be allowed on American soil. I do not think Obama is firm enough on the people who want to harm America and America’s allies. While Obama used his time to attack Romney’s policies on certain issues, Romney mainly used his time to praise the president, to praise America, and to offer new policies that will help return America to a place of utmost desirability among the nations. I think the final debate made Obama look like a good refuter, but I think the final debate helped Romney appear more presidential.

During the final presidential debate, moderator Bob Schieffer asked Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama questions regarding foreign policy. The questions provided the candidates with the opportunity to inform the people of the United States about where the candidates stood on foreign issues. I think Romney utilized this opportunity to appear more presidential. Romney spoke with firmness on issues where Obama had been more lenient. For example, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad openly tells the world that America and Israel must be die. In the past, President Obama has allowed Ahmadinejad to come to speak at the United Nations in New York City. Although Romney did not mention this specific issue in the presidential debate, Romney clearly stated that as president he would indict Ahmadinejad under the Genocide Convention. Thus indicted, the threatening Iranian president will not be allowed on American soil. I do not think Obama is firm enough on the people who want to harm America and America’s allies. While Obama used his time to attack Romney’s policies on certain issues, Romney mainly used his time to praise the president, to praise America, and to offer new policies that will help return America to a place of utmost desirability among the nations. I think the final debate made Obama look like a good refuter, but I think the final debate helped Romney appear more presidential.