Question 1

Ramification of Talib's Election

Change is good as a rest and the public looks forward to a new face representing their interests in the Congress. The first ramification from the public’s perspective is coexistence and acceptance of other races, as part and parcel of America (Ginsberg 112). More Americans will shun the ideologies that come with race. In other words, her election points to an ever-changing electorate that looks beyond identity into the ideals and values of leadership.

Apart from integrating the country, her election will have a divisive stance on American politics (V.O.A NEWS). Moreover, divisive politics will give voice to minority groups. In fact, the presence is of Talib is already a strong statement that minority ethnicities have a place in American society.

Question 2

 The Constitution Gives the President Enough Power to Govern a Country

The constitution checks presidential powers. So far so good, the president cannot wake up one morning and decide to dictate policies, the rule of law ensures a balance between effective leadership and dictatorial tantrums. As history proves, absolute power is able to corrupt even the noblest of leaders within the society (We the people11, slide 3). However, the president can use other departments of the government to run the country because direct power can be dangerous to a nation. There are various ways the constitution uses to keep the president away from damaging the country (Ginsberg 134). For instance, the congress is an institution a president can use to further a nation’s agenda. In addition, overseeing other activities within government requires delegation of duties. On the other hand, the constitution gives the president enough power to cater for the needs of the country in times of need.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Works cited

 

Ginsberg, Lowi Weir, et al We the People. 11th Essential Edition. ISBN: 978-0-393-28364-8 (pbk). pgs 272-311

V.O.A NEWS. Muslim Woman Could Make History in US Congress2018. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcDdaCSggUY&feature=youtu.be

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