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Political Engagement I need An essay answering these questions  i am a Democratic and i did vote last election. if that helps you out a lot.Are you active politically? Did you vote in the last election? Why or why not?Do you identify with either the Republican or Democratic Party? A third-party? No partisan affiliation? Why?Would you consider yourself conservative, liberal, middle of the road, or other ideology? How did you arrive at that ideology?What is your primary source of news and information about government and politics?Tell us about who and what influenced your political beliefs. If you are from another state or another country, tell us what politics and government were like there and how people felt about politics and government there.Who is your most admired PUBLIC figure (in other words, someone in the public arena such as a governmental official or politician, a religious leader, a sports figure, a celebrity, businessperson, scientist, etc.? (Contemporary or historical–for example, George Washington, Lincoln, Kennedy, Pope Francis, Billy Graham, Mohammad Ali, Beyoncé, Bill Gates, Albert Einstein, Rachel Carson, Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton…someone in the public eye.) Why?What are your “hot button” issues, in other words, issues that press your button–upsets you, inspires you, excites you? (For example: the death penalty, discrimination, abortion (pro or anti), child abuse, the election, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, the Muslim travel ban, discrimination, climate change

, racism, affirmative action, etc.) Why? Answer Preview……………….The 2016 presidential election has been termed by many pundits as one of the most polarizing elections in the United States recent history. As a Democrat, I actively participated in the elections as the experiences in the run-up to the elections had made me highly active in political issues. Essentially, there was so much information and discussions on the ideal candidate in different forums, to the extent that some class discussions even shifted to include people voicing their opinions on their preferred candidate. Essentially, the elections of 2016 helped more people understand politics primarily due to the extreme nature of the discussions posed by the two candidates. I am highly opposed to any measures that limit people’s freedoms and ability to interact with others freely, which I believe makes me a liberal democrat, and the discussions on issues such as discrimination and social welfare are some of the most prominent factors that were discussed by the candidates, and resonated extensively with my opinions on appropriate governance. Mainstream media has always been one of the primary sources of political information, and I pay especially close attention to these media sources primarily because of the professionalism involved in reporting various incidences and highlighting the issues experienced by different individuals (Carr, Barnidge, Lee, & Tsang, 2014). Consequently, these media…………….APA 650 words
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