Barack Obama Versus John McCain
Obama is a great man and so is McCain. But I like Obama better. McCain is practically the same person as Bush and things have not been so great since Bush became president. Obama is change we need. NOT WANT, NEED!!!!!!
Obama wants an alternative fuel source, a peace treaty with Iran, no one having to be an illegal immigrant, also no Mexican wall.
He is a Senator Just like McCain. So he knows his politics. Also he wants a better Union. He knows what you want and what we the people need. He listens and cares for the rich, the poor, and the middle class. Unlike McCain who only cares what happens to the upper class. He knows what its like to be at the bottom of the chain and the top of the chain know.
Obama has many view points he stands for. Like the Iran war. He wants to pull the troops back and get a peace treaty with the government of Iran. He believes we should have a deadline for how long we should fight in a war, unlike McCain, who would allow us to continue to fight forever. Also For any illegal immigrant he wants to make them legalized citizens.
Obama wants a better union. Also he wants less nuclear plants and an alternative fuel.
McCain’s voters are saying many things against Obama. Like that many terrorists are supporting him. This is a lie.
McCain’s supporters also are saying that as soon as he becomes president he is going to let anyone into the U.S.A. This is also a lie. Obama said, “We need to secure our borders, but we need to do it in a way in which we are not separating families”. McCain voted for the Secure Fence Act of 2006 authorizing construction of a 700 mile fence along the U.S. - Mexico border. Did you know that not only has that wall cost us a huge fortune, but not even the farmers who live on the land still want that wall to be finished. It is not keeping illegal immigrants out, it is preventing the local farmers from going back and forth to work, because many of them live in the US side, but work on the Mexican side.
I think Barack Obama will succeed in making his journey to the president. Also he will be great at doing his job. I think all of his supporters will be very pleased at our countries choice.
John McCainJohnMcCain was born on: August 29, 1936
Birthplace: Panama Canal ZoneHometown: Alexandria, Va.Home: Phoenix, Az.
Family: Wife Cindy; 7 childrenMother:
Education: United States Naval Academy; National War College
Military service: Navy, 1958-1981; Prisoner of war in Vietnam, 1967-1973Government
Experience: U.S. House of Representatives, 1983 - 1987And is currently a U.S. senator from Arizona, who was elected 1986. This is his second run as president.
View Points: advocates immigration reform.September 29, 2006: Voted for the Secure Fence Act of 2006 authorizing construction of a 700 mile fence along the U.S. - Mexico border. The bill passed.May, 25, 2006: Voted yes for the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act. The bill, which passed, included a guest worker program, National Guardsmen on the borders and a path to citizenship for some illegal immigrants. Provisions also included higher fines for employers who hire illegal workers and 370 miles of barrier fencing along the border.We need to secure our borders. That is our first priority. We can't deport 12 million people overnight."Health Care:Promote payment reform that allows us to move away from the current fragmented and volume-based service to a system which rewards coordinated and quality focused care.Eliminate Medicare fraud and abuse to ensure that nearly $60 billion a year, almost 10 percent of total Medicare spending, that goes to line the pocket of criminals instead of providing quality care for seniors. He will try to make medicine cheaper and make sure that people can get health care easier. Ensure that drug premiums for the wealthiest Americans are not being subsidized by the middle class.Promote a new generation of treatment models that better manage chronic care conditions while rewarding prevention and wellness.Greater use of Health IT and medical homes to promote greater co-ordination of care.Reduce drug costs by allowing greater use of generics (including bio-generics).
Economy: leader in passing campaign finance reform measures. John McCain states he will balance the budget by the end of his first term. He will try to reduce spending across the board, focussing on the larger issues of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid while encouraging economic growth. He will Enhancing international competitiveness to keep jobs here; not abroad.Environment:
Iraq War: Strong supporter of the Iraq war. Strong supporter of the Iraq war. John McCain believes it is strategically and morally essential for the United States to support the Government of Iraq to become capable of governing itself and safeguarding its people. He strongly disagrees with those who advocate withdrawing American troops before that has occurred. McCain wants to get Iraq’s Economy Back on its feet. He believes that economic progress is essential to sustaining security gains in Iraq.Iran:Afghanistan:
Taxes: Says he will Keep Tax Rates Low. John McCain will keep the top tax rate at 35 percent, maintain the 15 percent rates on dividends and capital gains, and phase-out the Alternative Minimum Tax. Small businesses are the heart of job growth; raising taxes on them hurts every worker. McCain states, he will cut the Corporate tax rate from 35 To 25 Percent: He believes that a lower corporate tax rate is essential to keeping good jobs in the United States.
Rights, Liberty and the Law: John McCain Has A Long Record Of Supporting Anti-Crime Legislation. He has supported legislation to increase penalties for repeat felons who commit crimes with a firearm, or commit violent crimes on behalf of a criminal gang. He supported improvements to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. And he sought to increase the fines criminals must pay into the Federal Crime Victims Fund and to bar all criminals from profiting from their crimes. John McCain Supports Reforming The Process For Funding State And Local Law Enforcement. John McCain Will Ensure Sufficient Resources Are Allocated Toward Developing Uniform Technical Standards And The Compatibility Of Public Technology And Safety Networks Used Across Jurisdictions.
Barack Obama
JohnMcCain was born on:
Birth Place: born in Hawaii on August 4th, 1961
Hometown: Chicago Illinois
Family: Raised by a single mother and his grandparents. Has a wife, Michelle and two daughters, Malia age 10, and Sasha age 7.
Mother: Ann Dunham
Father: Barack Obama Sr.
Education: Graduated from Columbia University in 1983. Earned his law degree from Harvard in 1991.
Military: As a member of the Veterans' Affairs Committee, Senator Obama has fought to help Illinois veterans get the disability pay they were promised, while working to prepare the VA for the return of the thousands of veterans who will need care after Iraq and Afghanistan. Traveled to Russia with Republican Dick Lugar to begin a new generation of non-proliferation efforts designed to find and secure deadly weapons around the world.
Experience: Was the first African-American president of the Harvard Law Review. Was a civil rights lawyer who taught constitutional law. Illinois State Senator. His first law was passed with Republican Tom Coburn, a measure to rebuild trust in government by allowing every American to go online and see how and where every dime of their tax dollars is spent.
View Points: One of his main goals is to find an alternative fuel source. He does not want us to rely on other countries for our energy needs. He is an environmentalist. Barack Obama will make college affordable to all Americans, increasing Pell Grants and offering a $4000 annual credit to use towards college tuition in exchange for community service.
Health Care: Barack Obama will make health insurance affordable and accessible to all. He wants to lower health care costs by $2,5000 for a typical family by investing in health information technology, prevention and care coordination. To promote public health, Obama will require coverage of preventive services, including cancer screenings, and will increase state and local preparedness for terrorist attacks and natural disasters.
Economy: He says we need to “jumpstart the Economy”. Part of what he will do is to try to prevent state and local cuts in Health, education, housing and heating assistance.
· Iraq War: Immediately upon taking office, Obama will give his Secretary of Defense and military commanders a new mission in Iraq: successfully ending the war. The removal of our troops will be responsible and phased. He wants Iraq’s leaders to take responsibility for their own futures. He will try to help them become stable.
Taxes: Obama says he will provide a tax cut for working families, provide tax relief for small businesses and startups and fight for fair trade policy. He wants to lower property taxes. Obama does not want us to tax Senior Citizens who make under $50,000.
Rights, Liberty and the Law: Obama says he will Strengthen our ability to enforce civil rights, increase penalties for hate crimes, fight employment discrimination. BaraObama ck Obama will combat employment discrim
Obama and Biden will work to overturn the Supreme Court's recent ruling that curtails women’s and racial minorities' ability to challenge pay discrimination. They will also pass the Fair Pay Act to ensure that women receive equal pay for equal work and the Employment Non-Discrimination Act to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity or expression.
Strengthen civil rights enforcement:
Obama and Biden will reverse the politicization that has occurred in the Bush Administration's Department of Justice. They will put an end to the ideological litmus tests used to fill positions within the Civil Rights Division.
Expand hate crime statutes:
Obama and Biden will strengthen federal hate crimes legislation, expand hate crimes protection by passing the Matthew Shepard Act, and reinvigorate enforcement at the Department of Justice's Criminal Section.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Ashley
John McCain
JohnMcCain was born on : August 29, 1936Birthplace: Panama Canal ZoneHometown: Alexandria, Va.Home: Phoenix, Az.Family: Wife Cindy; 7 childrenMother:
Father:
Education: United States Naval Academy; National War CollegeMilitary service: Navy, 1958-1981; Prisoner of war in Vietnam, 1967-1973Government Experience: U.S. House of Representatives, 1983 - 1987
And is currently a U.S. senator from Arizona, who was elected 1986. This is his second run as president.
View Points: advocates immigration reform.
September 29, 2006: Voted for the Secure Fence Act of 2006 authorizing construction of a 700 mile fence along the U.S. - Mexico border. The bill passed.
May, 25, 2006: Voted yes for the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act. The bill, which passed, included a guest worker program, National Guardsmen on the borders and a path to citizenship for some illegal immigrants. Provisions also included higher fines for employers who hire illegal workers and 370 miles of barrier fencing along the border.
We need to secure our borders. That is our first priority. We can't deport 12 million people overnight."
Health Care:
Promote payment reform that allows us to move away from the current fragmented and volume-based service to a system which rewards coordinated and quality focused care.
Eliminate Medicare fraud and abuse to ensure that nearly $60 billion a year, almost 10 percent of total Medicare spending, that goes to line the pocket of criminals instead of providing quality care for seniors. He will try to make medicine cheaper and make sure that people can get health care easier. Ensure that drug premiums for the wealthiest Americans are not being subsidized by the middle class.
Promote a new generation of treatment models that better manage chronic care conditions while rewarding prevention and wellness.
Greater use of Health IT and medical homes to promote greater co-ordination of care.
Reduce drug costs by allowing greater use of generics (including bio-generics).
Economy: leader in passing campaign finance reform measures. John McCain states he will balance the budget by the end of his first term. He will try to reduce spending across the board, focussing on the larger issues of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid while encouraging economic growth. He will Enhancing international competitiveness to keep jobs here; not abroad.
Environment:
Iraq War: Strong supporter of the Iraq war. Strong supporter of the Iraq war. John McCain believes it is strategically and morally essential for the United States to support the Government of Iraq to become capable of governing itself and safeguarding its people. He strongly disagrees with those who advocate withdrawing American troops before that has occurred. McCain wants to get Iraq’s Economy Back on its feet. He believes that economic progress is essential to sustaining security gains in Iraq.
Iran:
Afghanistan:
Taxes: Says he will Keep Tax Rates Low. John McCain will keep the top tax rate at 35 percent, maintain the 15 percent rates on dividends and capital gains, and phase-out the Alternative Minimum Tax. Small businesses are the heart of job growth; raising taxes on them hurts every worker. McCain states, he will cut the Corporate tax rate from 35 To 25 Percent: He believes that a lower corporate tax rate is essential to keeping good jobs in the United States.
Rights, Liberty and the Law: John McCain Has A Long Record Of Supporting Anti-Crime Legislation. He has supported legislation to increase penalties for repeat felons who commit crimes with a firearm, or commit violent crimes on behalf of a criminal gang. He supported improvements to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. And he sought to increase the fines criminals must pay into the Federal Crime Victims Fund and to bar all criminals from profiting from their crimes. John McCain Supports Reforming The Process For Funding State And Local Law Enforcement. John McCain Will Ensure Sufficient Resources Are Allocated Toward Developing Uniform Technical Standards And The Compatibility Of Public Technology And Safety Networks Used Across Jurisdictions.
Religion: EpiscopalWebsite: http://www.johnmccain.com/
JohnMcCain was born on : August 29, 1936Birthplace: Panama Canal ZoneHometown: Alexandria, Va.Home: Phoenix, Az.Family: Wife Cindy; 7 childrenMother:
Father:
Education: United States Naval Academy; National War CollegeMilitary service: Navy, 1958-1981; Prisoner of war in Vietnam, 1967-1973Government Experience: U.S. House of Representatives, 1983 - 1987
And is currently a U.S. senator from Arizona, who was elected 1986. This is his second run as president.
View Points: advocates immigration reform.
September 29, 2006: Voted for the Secure Fence Act of 2006 authorizing construction of a 700 mile fence along the U.S. - Mexico border. The bill passed.
May, 25, 2006: Voted yes for the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act. The bill, which passed, included a guest worker program, National Guardsmen on the borders and a path to citizenship for some illegal immigrants. Provisions also included higher fines for employers who hire illegal workers and 370 miles of barrier fencing along the border.
We need to secure our borders. That is our first priority. We can't deport 12 million people overnight."
Health Care:
Promote payment reform that allows us to move away from the current fragmented and volume-based service to a system which rewards coordinated and quality focused care.
Eliminate Medicare fraud and abuse to ensure that nearly $60 billion a year, almost 10 percent of total Medicare spending, that goes to line the pocket of criminals instead of providing quality care for seniors. He will try to make medicine cheaper and make sure that people can get health care easier. Ensure that drug premiums for the wealthiest Americans are not being subsidized by the middle class.
Promote a new generation of treatment models that better manage chronic care conditions while rewarding prevention and wellness.
Greater use of Health IT and medical homes to promote greater co-ordination of care.
Reduce drug costs by allowing greater use of generics (including bio-generics).
Economy: leader in passing campaign finance reform measures. John McCain states he will balance the budget by the end of his first term. He will try to reduce spending across the board, focussing on the larger issues of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid while encouraging economic growth. He will Enhancing international competitiveness to keep jobs here; not abroad.
Environment:
Iraq War: Strong supporter of the Iraq war. Strong supporter of the Iraq war. John McCain believes it is strategically and morally essential for the United States to support the Government of Iraq to become capable of governing itself and safeguarding its people. He strongly disagrees with those who advocate withdrawing American troops before that has occurred. McCain wants to get Iraq’s Economy Back on its feet. He believes that economic progress is essential to sustaining security gains in Iraq.
Iran:
Afghanistan:
Taxes: Says he will Keep Tax Rates Low. John McCain will keep the top tax rate at 35 percent, maintain the 15 percent rates on dividends and capital gains, and phase-out the Alternative Minimum Tax. Small businesses are the heart of job growth; raising taxes on them hurts every worker. McCain states, he will cut the Corporate tax rate from 35 To 25 Percent: He believes that a lower corporate tax rate is essential to keeping good jobs in the United States.
Rights, Liberty and the Law: John McCain Has A Long Record Of Supporting Anti-Crime Legislation. He has supported legislation to increase penalties for repeat felons who commit crimes with a firearm, or commit violent crimes on behalf of a criminal gang. He supported improvements to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. And he sought to increase the fines criminals must pay into the Federal Crime Victims Fund and to bar all criminals from profiting from their crimes. John McCain Supports Reforming The Process For Funding State And Local Law Enforcement. John McCain Will Ensure Sufficient Resources Are Allocated Toward Developing Uniform Technical Standards And The Compatibility Of Public Technology And Safety Networks Used Across Jurisdictions.
Religion: EpiscopalWebsite: http://www.johnmccain.com/
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Sunday, November 2, 2008
lab report
Lab Report
Velocity
Objective: We are looking for the down falling velocity of a an object positioned at .194m
Hypothesis: If you were to drop an object lighter than the control at the same height of, .194m its velocity would be slower.
Materials:
Control-Keys
Object two- five quarters
Measuring tape
Tape
Ink blot
Tape timer
Scale
Procedures:
One: weight the control
Two: place tape timer at .194m from the ground
Three: attach control to tape, attach tape to tape timer
Four: run one, drop control from .194m from the ground, count dots, and record.
Five repeat steps three and four two more times with the control.
Six: Tape the five quarters together and Weigh object two
Seven: Attach to tape, attach tape to tape timer, place tape timer at .194m
Eight: run one for object two, drop object two from .194 meters, record data
Nine: repeat steps seven and eight.
Observations: There was a 0.18m/s (velocity) between the two objects. The average speed for the keys was 0.52m/s . The average speed for the five quarters tapped together was 1.06m/s . There was a 5.6g difference in weight, the keys weighing 34.4g and the quarters weighting 28.8g.
Results:
Place-
ment
Weight
1
2
3
Average
Control
0.194m
34.4g
0.51m/s
0.56m/s
0.50m/s
0.52m/s
Object 2
0.194m
28.8g
0.31m/s
0.33m/s
0.388m/s
0.346m/s
Conclusions: Our hypothesis was true, weight in deed has an impact on the velocity of an object. The lighter the object the slower it falls.
Data: (conversion strategy) 60 dots per second
Key Run:
Key weight: 34.4 grams
Run One: 52 dots = 0.87s rounded Vf = 0.446m/s a = 0.51m/s
Run Two: 50 dots = 0.83s rounded Vf = 0.47m/s a = 0.56m/s
Run Three: 53 dots = 0.88s rounded Vf = 0.441m/s a = 0.50m/s
T- Run one= 0.87s
Run two= 0.83s
Run three= 0.88s
Di= .194m
Df= 0m
Vf= ?
a= ?
v= =
a=
Five quarter runs:
Weight: 28.8 grams
Run One: 67 dots = 1.12s rounded Vf = 0.346m/s a = 0.31m/s
Run Two: 65 dots = 1.08 s rounded Vf = 0.354m/s a = 0.33m/s
Run Three: 60 dots = 1.00s rounded Vf = 0.388m/s a = 0.388m/s
T= Run one:1.12s
Run two: 1.08s
Run Three: 1s
Di= 0.194m
Df= 0m
Vi= 0m/s
Vf= ?
a= ?
v= =
a=
Velocity
Objective: We are looking for the down falling velocity of a an object positioned at .194m
Hypothesis: If you were to drop an object lighter than the control at the same height of, .194m its velocity would be slower.
Materials:
Control-Keys
Object two- five quarters
Measuring tape
Tape
Ink blot
Tape timer
Scale
Procedures:
One: weight the control
Two: place tape timer at .194m from the ground
Three: attach control to tape, attach tape to tape timer
Four: run one, drop control from .194m from the ground, count dots, and record.
Five repeat steps three and four two more times with the control.
Six: Tape the five quarters together and Weigh object two
Seven: Attach to tape, attach tape to tape timer, place tape timer at .194m
Eight: run one for object two, drop object two from .194 meters, record data
Nine: repeat steps seven and eight.
Observations: There was a 0.18m/s (velocity) between the two objects. The average speed for the keys was 0.52m/s . The average speed for the five quarters tapped together was 1.06m/s . There was a 5.6g difference in weight, the keys weighing 34.4g and the quarters weighting 28.8g.
Results:
Place-
ment
Weight
1
2
3
Average
Control
0.194m
34.4g
0.51m/s
0.56m/s
0.50m/s
0.52m/s
Object 2
0.194m
28.8g
0.31m/s
0.33m/s
0.388m/s
0.346m/s
Conclusions: Our hypothesis was true, weight in deed has an impact on the velocity of an object. The lighter the object the slower it falls.
Data: (conversion strategy) 60 dots per second
Key Run:
Key weight: 34.4 grams
Run One: 52 dots = 0.87s rounded Vf = 0.446m/s a = 0.51m/s
Run Two: 50 dots = 0.83s rounded Vf = 0.47m/s a = 0.56m/s
Run Three: 53 dots = 0.88s rounded Vf = 0.441m/s a = 0.50m/s
T- Run one= 0.87s
Run two= 0.83s
Run three= 0.88s
Di= .194m
Df= 0m
Vf= ?
a= ?
v= =
a=
Five quarter runs:
Weight: 28.8 grams
Run One: 67 dots = 1.12s rounded Vf = 0.346m/s a = 0.31m/s
Run Two: 65 dots = 1.08 s rounded Vf = 0.354m/s a = 0.33m/s
Run Three: 60 dots = 1.00s rounded Vf = 0.388m/s a = 0.388m/s
T= Run one:1.12s
Run two: 1.08s
Run Three: 1s
Di= 0.194m
Df= 0m
Vi= 0m/s
Vf= ?
a= ?
v= =
a=
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