Current_Issues_And_Democracy

Current Issues And Democracy The current event would be the 2004 election. The United States of American was almost split in half. As we all know President Bush came out the winner with 59,459,765 and Senator John Kerry with 55,949,407 votes, with Bush taking 286 electoral votes and Kerry with 252. The issue here would be that a lot of people were pissed off because we can’t agree on the candidates. Half the United States doesn’t agree with what President Bush is trying to do for this country. Now nearly 56 million people have to listen to President Bush if they like it or not. The government will manipulate public anger, because that’s what they do. When the government falls into trouble, they have to find ways out of it. With the 2004 election they have to find peace with all the voters that didn’t vote Bush’s way. Its either people stay angry that John Kerry didn’t win or try to help Bush help the economy. Public anger could be a difficult topic to deal with. Politics has many pros and cons for public anger. When it comes to politics, people become angry at each other sometimes. No matter who they health, people, help, cost, bush, tax, government, technology, pay, out, one, medical, insurance, healthcare, find, education, care, think, president, plan, jobs, job, cuts, can’t, angry, way, through, state, schools, same, right, public, prescription, politics, kerry, increase