The Hero that didn't give up

This is a journey  of George Edwin Taylor The first ever black presidential nominee That ended overcoming  bad obstacles in his life.

George Edwin Taylor Was born August 4 1857 in the state of Arkansas in the city of little rock.
At just 2 years old George's mother become a single mother. Providing for George and herself His mother  decided it was best choice for them to move Illinois.

George's mother ended dieing years later When he was just 8 years old.This made George become an orphan at a young age.George ended up fended for himself.In 1865 took a paddleboat and ended up in Wisconsin.

George ended up in foster care.He was placed with a former black farmer named Nathan Smith.A swavy Farmer ended up taking in George.The swavy farmer insisted that young george should obtain a superior education. Later on George ended up attending Wayland university.

At The University of Wayland  George learned many skills including oratory, Debate.He studied a classical curriculum that emphasized grammar, language, and rhetoric

Even All bad things occurred in George early lifetime From being only his mom and him to being orphan at the age eight and fending for himself he looked passed that do the best from the worst  and became the first african american presidential candidate 

    

Impeachment and How does it work?

What is impeachment?

 How the hell does Impeachment work?

 Well, impeachment in the USA is the process by which a legislative body levels charges against a government official. There’s are many steps in the impeachment process. May I also add it’s also a long process to actually get removed from office.

First Thing first there must be a reason on why a government official is getting in impeach. The House of representatives can introduce the reason of impeachment if they suspect the president guilty of any bribery, Sexual harassment or other higher crime that seems unsuitable for being president. Then the house of representatives set the charges. if more than half the house of representatives agrees with the impeachment. It would go straight to trail

Secondly, Once the house of representatives decided if there’s a reason a president should be impeach and it goes to trial. The trial then beings in the senate. The chief of the supreme court looks over it, While the members of the house from the prosecution and senators act as group of juries.

When the trail at the senate ends. The total of senate vote delivers the outcome. If at least two thirds of the senators find the president/government official guilty of the charges that was issued. The president/government official is then removed from the office. Whoever is the  vice president is now consider the new president of the rest of the term.   

College Debt

Ugh College! Debt! Debt! Debt!

College education is not for everyone. I do not know about you, but I was forced by my parents to attend college no choice about it. Fresh out of high school Straight to college. In high school I struggle hard to maintain good grade. It was stressful. I hated school with a passion. School wasn't it for me. It might be the same one to others  


Actually, being in college and attending college is different from actual high school. you have more self-control  and actual freedom then you had way before the only downside to college is the Amount of debt you might get if you didn't qualify for current scholarships and grants or simply if you weren't born in a wealthy family  


So many students get into debt in their  first semester in college And later decided that  college life is not for them which is tough because  these are sometimes the people who actually wanted to attend college. The students that wanted a degree.

College isn’t for everyone. College is hard as well. If a student has a scholarship/grant they ends up losing it. The reason of them struggle in class and not asking help, getting help they needed. They tend not to attend classes. Some of these students ends up dropping out of college. Student ends up losing their grants and or Scholarships because they ended up failing the semester. These scholarships were the only way they would of attend college. So therefore, some students wont graduate in 6 years. 

                     

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