The aim of the research is to define the significance of the Latin American region in Donald Trump's 2016 presidential election campaign. Of course, the ultimate chronological limit corresponds to the last Trump action in the quality of the president, as evidenced by the period when this work was still in progress. . Some separate methods of lexical analysis were used to define the peculiarities of Trump's speech pattern.
The first chapter provides a theoretical background, describes essential features of the American political system and gives a brief overview of major candidates who participated in the 2016 presidential election campaign. A substantial part of the second chapter is devoted to Trump's activity in office.
The U.S. Presidential elections campaigns 2016: general overview
Social Constructivism Theory
The U.S. Electoral System
7 The House of Representatives in Congress is designed to give a voice to the people of every local voting region in the US.2 Members of the House of Representatives are up for re-election every two years. However, because elections are held every two years, there are always midterm elections halfway through the president's term. Finally, the presidential ticket with the most Electoral College votes becomes the President and Vice President of the US.
At the National Convention, the delegates meet with superdelegates who represent the party's best interests, and together they make the final decision on who will be the nominee for the presidency. The one percent of the one percent expect a lot in return for their enormous contributions.
Major parties and their candidates in the U.S. Presidential elections 2016
12 Briefly, the Republican Party's candidates for the presidency of the USA in 2016 will be reviewed. Donald Trump: An American businessman and a reality TV host before entering political life and becoming the 45th President of the USA. Briefly, the Democratic Party's candidates for the presidency of the USA in 2016 will be reviewed.
Hillary Clinton: An American politician, former US Secretary of State, former Senator from New York, former First Lady of the United States and a former First Lady of Arkansas. Clinton was the Democratic Party's nominee for the 2016 US election, which was not a surprise to many Americans considering her rich history in American political life.
Donald Trump’s election campaign 2016
Analyses of Donald Trump’s election campaign 2016 agenda and rhetoric
In fact, Trump spoke about this issue in 48 different speeches during his presidential campaign out of the 74 speeches. One of Trump's big plans during his election campaign was to deport more than 11 million undocumented immigrants in the US, who make up about 3% of the total US population. In fact, about a third of the US federal budget of 3.8 trillion USD goes to Social Security and unemployment, which provides income for the elderly and disabled.
In his economic policy speech in Detroit on August 8, 2016, Trump said: ―Taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race. For an industrial nation like the US, industry is one of the most important contributors to the economy, and Trump mentioned industry about 32 times during his speeches. Making insights into Trump's reasoning while delivering public speeches cannot avoid touching on China in the scope of American politics.
History is full of examples of clashes between the most important power of the moment and the rising power. The US president will have to deal with China on a wide range of issues, including security in Asia and the Pacific. These disputes can serve the US because it has alliances and obligations with a number of countries in the region, and an interest in protecting trade routes.
Despite the fact that China is one of the US's largest trading partners with $600 billion in two-way trade. The Middle East was one of Trump's main concerns in his foreign policy speeches during the presidential campaign, where he discussed the situation in the Middle East in 56 of his speeches. This quote well summarizes Trump's view of one of the most unstable regions in the world, which was constantly repeated during his public speeches in which he mentioned the Middle East.
Lexical analysis of Trump’s language
Now, you can take it any way you want, and it took -- it took Jeb Bush, if you remember at the beginning of his announcement, when he announced for president, it took him five days. It took him five days for his people to tell him what to say, and he finally said, "it was a mistake." The war in Iraq cost 2 trillion dollars, thousands of lives, we don't even have it. This 227 word answer is made up of one and two syllable words which make up 96% of the entire answer.
41 When he repeated the phrase “I get along with everyone,” which is also a simple and clear sentence, he also said “it took” four times, and the word “mistakes” three times. However, at the level of the whole speech, he repeated many words and expressions at different stages of the debate, e.g. Trump used this phrase more than six times during one of his responses to Republican ideas he disagreed with, which lasted less than a minute: "Well, I guess these people always hit me with eminent domain, and honestly I'm not interested in that. love with eminent domain.
When Jeb said, "You privately used eminent domain for a parking lot." It wasn't for a parking lot. Second is the use of sentences that end with powerful words or phrases, such as the use of the phrase "I am a self funder" which implies himself as a businessman. Another example is when he said 'we don't even have it' referring to the results of the US invasion of Iraq, which also created an emotional stir for people who listened to his answer.
A well-known statement from Trump is 'we don't win anymore', a very effective use of language because it evokes American emotions. A clear example is the following: 'Our country that we love so much is no longer winning, we are no longer winning. We don't win with healthcare, we don't win with ISIS and the military, we don't take care of our vets, we don't take care of our borders, we don't win.
The Latin American Dimension of Donald Trump’s election campaign 2016
Donald Trump’s election campaign 2016 and Latin America: promises and actions
Because of this doctrine, Washington did practically everything in Latin America, a region that has since become known as the backyard of the United States. It has been more than a year since Donald Trump entered the White House, so what does the President of the United States expect? This means that more than 200 thousand Salvadoran immigrants will have to leave the US or become illegal immigrants. 128.
The truth is that if the US really wants Latin America to change, develop and prosper, it will need US support and, above all, opportunities such as more trading opportunities. For US tradition, the best allies in the region are, shockingly, Columbia, Honduras and Mexico.131 During Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's tour of Latin America on February 5, 2018, in an effort to strengthen ties with Latin America, Trump released a statement referring to Mexico, Columbia, Honduras and Peru without a doubt. Trump's demanding policy towards Latin America, including America's best ally in the region, is a serious problem, especially that China is always ready to fill the void.136.
In turn, Rex Tillerson himself used the Monroe Doctrine to say that the US has the right to prevent the interference of another power in America.137. Since Castro handed over to Miguel Diaz Canel in February 2018, many argue that this is not the moment for the US to take a step back from interacting with Cuba.146. In fact, Venezuela today is considered the world's largest proven oil reserve country with more than 300 billion barrels, surpassing major oil producers Saudi Arabia, Russia and even the US.
146 URL of the official website of the US Senate: http://www.senate.gov/pagelayout/general/one_item_and_teasers/waf.html. Even though Nicolas Maduro, Hugo Chavez's successor, has since taken the same stance towards the US as Chavez, it is quite clear that Trump was starting to gain the upper hand over him. If you pay a lot of money, the US will protect you, but if you don't, the US won't, and it's that simple.
Latin American policy and other issues of Donald Trump’s first-year of presidency
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