Please let my professor(POL102.02) know, so he can give me the extra credit.
I identify as a republican however i am very conservative on issues of government and economic regulation; however, i am primarily more liberal on social issues.
News consumption is increasingly atrocious by the average American citizen. Even among those who may report reading/listening/watching the news daily often don't understand what they're reading in context, seek out information supporting their
to be a republican because everyone thinks it is a rich white mans party when in fact it isnt. My parents are both immigrants who are Republicans
I forgot some of the reading, so I know those answers were incorrect.
No, there is nothing i would like to add.
I would definitely appreciate it if I won the money... You know, I'm just saying.
When I am off-campus during the summer I tend to watch news on the TV 2 or 3 days a week for about an hour.  I also end up listening to radio news the same amount of time.  It's the price for living on campus.
Since we don't  have a TV or radio in our room (and I don't really listen to radio online), I can't really say I watch anything during a regular week. However, when at home, I try to watch the Nightly News on NBC every day and listen to the BBC
I am a self-sustaining student with no financial aid from my parents or family.  I am also from Los Angeles and left my job and my friends to start from scratch here, in NY,  to pursue my Bachelors from SBU; so I can move forward to receive my
I am more of a Democrat when it comes to Social policies (Gay Marriage, abortion, family etc.) However I am a Republican when it comes to economic and foreign policies. Although I did vote for Obama in the previous election.
Aside from asking about the current economic situation and tying Obama into the question, also ask past actions of previous Presidents about how this led to the economic problems from 2008 to today.  That way, decisions from students will not b
not much.. / I read and watch Korean newspapers and news.
Even if I am a foreign student, I am very interested in US politics and I think that I have a good knowledge of the current political issues in the US.
This is a very well thought out and thorough study.
I am worried about being able to get a job when I graduate
I pay attention to the financial state of the country, however I don't remember the names of those in high positions. Most importantly, I feel that as I watch the news very often, but don't discuss them as much as would like to other people sin