Government Essays

Introduction “Our health care system is broken. If we go on without change, the consequences will be devastating for millions of Americans and disastrous for the nation in human and economic terms.” Hillary Rodham Clinton, 1994. Today millions of Americans cannot afford the sufficient healthcare they need. Politicians, experts, and …

Introduction: As election year, 1964 was a very ripe time for Malcolm X to have declared the glaring truth.  The height of the time to choose has come – ballot or bullet, liberty or death, freedom for everybody or freedom for nobody.  He challenged his fellow Black Americans to stand …

            Idealism allegedly dominated the study of international relations from the end of the First World War until the late 1930s. Idealists are out of touch with current thinking, they put moral principles before practical or prudential considerations, and are naïve about the world around them. They are futurists who …

            In the heart of South-East Asia lies a country formerly known as Siam which eventually became the “Land of the Free”—Thailand. Over the past several years, Thailand has undergone significant transitions in its history of politics and economics. These have caused dire impact upon the lives of its people. …

John F. Kennedy’s only inaugural address as the United State’s youngest president presented both his mission and vision for the country, as well as his famed challenge to Americans and the rest of the world. Kennedy delivered his speech on a Friday, January 20, 1961.  From the very start of …

Introduction: Texas and its Plural Executive – Texas is one of the states in the United States that uses the plural executive system in state governance. The plural executive system was put in effect by the 1876 Constitution. This was done so that the case of the abuse of power …

            The Republic of Texas gained its independence from Mexico in 1836.  A new constitution was ratified in September of 1836.  For the next nine years Texas stood as an independent nation.  In 1845, Texas was one of twenty-eight political units in the United States, raising the US flag in …

Introduction Constitution is the fundamental law under which the subjects or citizen of an organization, state or country are governed. In words of Thomas Jefferson “ Constitution is tool to curtail state power as freedom is bestowed to man by the creator and it can only be taken by government, …

Essay 1. Define the “international terrorist threat” to U.S. national security that has arisen since the end of World War II. Why are these threats important for national security policy-makers to address? How has the international security community reacted to these threats? What role do conventional militaries have in responding …

“This can be said about the generality of men: that they are ungrateful, fickle, dissembling, anxious to flee danger, and covetous of gain.” (Niccolo Machiavelli) The above mentioned quotation summarizes what, to realists, the human nature is. Man was born with an inborn sense to rule and seek personal gains …