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Sumin, I find your argument on President Trump and his poor cabinet choices very interesting and true. Trump has created himself quite an image on social media and often times we all get carried away by that. Instead, we should be focusing on how to prevent any detrimental laws from passing that will damage the future of our youth. In relation to education, as you mentioned Sumin, Betsy DeVos, our secretary of education supports and rallies for private schooling which represents a very slim number of our youth today with a majority of the kids getting their education from public schools. With a office member like her, it is vital that we take responsibility to ensure that students in public schools are not harmed or affected with any bills passed by her.
From your argument Sumin, I actually learned more about Mike Pence, what he represents and American’s views on him. I learned that many Americans hope to see him as a President after Trump, which could create conflicts as much of America’s future may not be a reflection of Mike Pence’s views: anti-gay, anti-immigration, and more.

Along with Betsy DeVos and Mike Pence, President Trump has appointed many controversial people such as Nikki Haley. I agree with you Sumin that in order for this country to progress we all must become more active, more knowledgeable and be able to speak up.

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