Change in America

Every four years, Americans participate in the poll and vote. According to experts, about 23% of the US have unregistered voters. Voting is very important. All votes will be counted on the election day. The presidential election brought about most Americans. In the election campaign, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party became President. In 2008, the presidential candidate will be Mr. Barack Obama. He will provide citizens with affordable health insurance. Mr. Obama plans to lower the working class tax and improve the education system.

President Obama did not use words and actions to make competition a frontier of American politics, but made full use of symbolism. I get power This view is not a mistake. In the 2012 re-election campaign, Mr. Obama has acquired 39% of the white voting less than the share ordered by Michael Ducakis in 1988. In other words, decades ago, multi ethnic Obamaleag could not do it. Promote American politics and by 2012,

President Obama 's victory in 2008 only turned the change prepared by the United States into anthropomorphic. Because Mr. Obama is just a strong candidate, he can say that Mr. Obama has defeated McCain. Mr. Obama's single campaign "change" is more attractive (Feldman, 2008) when eight out of ten Americans believe that the country is heading in the wrong direction. Due to a general negative agreement on President Bush, this brought about a major problem to McCain. Although McCain did not support the president's 90% vote, President Obama made it possible to keep the status as President Bush easy, but Deman who worked hard again to make a decision for the Bush administration ,2008). In this election, the strongest signs that attract voters' attention is that 80% of people said the country was in the wrong direction. Of this large number of voters, Mr. Obama beat McCain with a convincing advantage from 62% to 36% (Feldman, 2008).

The behavior of our town happened at the turn of the 20th century. A big social change occurred in the United States. By this time, the industrial revolution which changes the working environment of the United States forever is progressing smoothly. Despite mentioning advances in technologies like cars, life in the corner of Grover is relatively unaffected by dramatic changes that have spread to most parts of the country. Most of the people in the town lived like most of the predecessors of the 19th century; they were milk workers, newspaper editors, doctors and farmers. In this sense, the corner of Grover represents the declining lifestyle of America; the drama freezes this simpler time and saves it for future generations.