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Judges are normal people. They make mistakes, but they do not want to make unpopular decisions if they can avoid it. Depending on your area of the country, judges may know a great deal, or very little about global events. They may be parents, coaches, and/or volunteers and they may know or not know very much about the structure of extemporaneous speaking. Regardless of the background of the judge that you have in a round, there are several tips for how you can impress your judges during a speech. This strategy piece will cover these tips, which will hopefully assist you in rounds when facing a diverse array of judges.
Elections for the European parliament, which took place from May 22 to May 25, were deemed as a political earthquake. Parties that were anti-European Union (EU), anti-immigration, and pro-Russian won sizable vote shares across the continent, especially in Western Europe, and significantly increased their representation in the new European Parliament. In France and Great Britain, far-right political parties defeated more moderate liberal and conservative parties and illustrated that predicting future electoral outcomes in these countries will not be easy. Since the parties of the far-right have largely been ostracized in the past due to Europe’s experiences with far-right forces in the lead up to the Second World War, their recent rise has focused attention on the continent’s economic and social problems and put the future of European integration in doubt.
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