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Hillary Rodham Clinton was born in 1947 as Hillary Diane Rodham and began her political ascension in the late 1970s decade. Her political interests revolve much around the creation of a better life for the middle class Americans, and in this effort, she has placed an increased emphasis on developing a better health care legislation and coverage.

The democratic candidate Hilary Clinton announce her participation in the 2016 presidential campaign on April 15, 2015, via a YouTube video. Ever since she’s been appealing to her audience in ways that only she can. In the democratic party, her main opponent was Vermont senator, Bernie Sanders. She was able to overpass Bernie Sanders and is now head to head with Republican candidate, Donald Trump.

On the end of the Democratic Party, both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders presented comprehensive plans to help eliminate student debt, although they vary on how to deal with the cost of education and how much the government should pay (Josuweit, 2016). Clinton created the “New College Compact,” to address both the current and future educational costs, her main focus on addressing existing debt and allowing borrowers to refinance student loans at the rates allowed to students taking out new loans, which Clinton claims would provide to relief to twenty five million borrowers (Josuweit, 2016). In addition to this, Clinton wants to reduce interest rates on new student loans which would facilitate enrollment in IDR plans (Josuweit, 2016). On future tuition, Clinton claimed she would provide help so that students never have to borrow to pay for tuition and other fees attending a four year public college in state (Josuweit, 2016).

In fact, “nearly 7 out of every 10 new graduates of four-year colleges are in debt” while they only have “an average balance of nearly $30,000” (Hillary Clinton’s Commitment). The debts of these students are the “second largest source of consumer debt” and are holding back the economy since it “prevents people from forming families, buying homes, and starting small businesses” (Hillary Clinton’s Commitment). In response, Clinton has created her own policy, the New College Compact, to combat the rising costs of higher education. The plan has been stated to allow students to attend “a 4-year public college without taking loans for tuition, attend community college tuition-free” while urging “states to re-invest and schools to reduce costs and raise graduation rates”(College Compact). Furthermore, students who come from families making “$85,000 a year or less will be able to go to a 4-year public college or university tuition free”(Hillary Clinton’s Commitment). According to her plan, the “income threshold will increase by 10,000 a year...so that by 2021, all students with a family income of $125,000” will not have to pay for tuition, which covers “more than 80 percent of all families (Hillary Clinton’s Commitment). In addition, Clinton’s plan will “protect Pell Grant funding to help low- and middle- income students pay non-tuition

She believes that all students should have the opportunity to graduate from colleges in their state without racking up thousands and thousands of dollars in debt. She cites that families that have an income under $125,000 won’t pay for tuition in in-state colleges by 2021. While during her first term she pledges to make in-state public college free for families that make up to $85,000. Building on Obama’s plans, Clinton promises to make community colleges free of tuition. She believes that states need to “invest in higher education” while colleges should consistently be working to control tuition costs. She wants to give extra aid to historically black colleges as well as other institutions that aid minorities. In Clinton’s plan, no one will have to pay more than 10% of their income to student loan bills, after 20 years the debt is forgiven. Borrowers that are struggling will be given aid and Hillary wants to drastically cut interest rates for future borrowers and so that the government is never profiting from student loans. Clinton would like to simplify the process, and entice employers to help with student loan debt, while entrepreneurs should be allowed to defer their loans, and in certain circumstances the government should forgive up to $17,500 while they are in the process of risk taking. A big part of Clinton’s plan is just reducing penalties against borrowers and making refinancing simpler. Clinton plans to

In November 2008, Democratic Presidential Candidate Barak Obama became the first African-American President to the United States. He had coined the word “change” to his first campaign, insuring Americans that if he were elected there would be “change”. Through two-terms the Obama Administration has demonstrated the most controversial change of all, the passage of the Affordable Care Act, a health reform law enacted in March of 2010. With many flaws evident in the roll out of the Affordable Care Act, we can now question should the President and Congress repeal it and start over from scratch, as many GOP members and critics have suggested; or should all parties attempt to fix the evident flaws through bi-partisan negotiation and action

As the presidential race approaches its zenith, the rhetorical Bernie Sanders, the crafty Hillary Clinton, and the bombastic Donald Trump lay their values, views, and optimistic visions for the future on the table, hoping the American people accept them. (make this sounds kind of sarcastically glamorous and loud and exciting). One of those, held prominently by Mr. Sanders proposes the eradication of college tuition. Published in the Washington Post, “Make College Free for All,” outlines the proposition of Sanders: “education is essential for personal and national well-being…hundreds of thousands of bright young people cannot afford to go to college… [and] leave school deeply in debt…it is time to…make colleges and universities tuition-free…All young people with the ambition and talent can reach their full potential, regardless of their circumstances at birth” (Sanders). Ambitious and talented individuals living in the U.S., in light of the outrageous amount of available resources and contrary to Mr. the opinion of Sanders, ought to fund or contribute to their so-called “essential” college education. Clearly, this exemplifies the state into which America falls – sacrificing freedom for convenience and less effort. After all, once a government funds something, it ultimately controls it.

Hillary Clinton is a very successful woman as she comes from a background with various political experience and education from top schools in the country. Within her lifetime she has been on the United States Secretary of State (2009-2013), a Senator on the United States Senate, (2001-2009) and the First Lady of the United States, President Bill Clinton (1993-2001). In 2016, it was not Hillary’s first time running for President as she did so in 2008 where she became the runner up in the democratic nominees as she fell to Barack Obama. Hillary’s campaign styles

A promise, including trust, is a statement that assures an individual it will be accomplished. When a promise is made by a person and it is kept, they are seen as reliable or able to be counted on in the future. If the promise is broken, the person is seen as “untrustworthy.” Candidates are known for making promises during their campaign election to the public in order to win. For a candidate to win, he or she assures the public they will do a particular thing or make a change if they are elected. Many voters have trust issues because the candidate who wins the election often tends to abandon those promises. The voter must ask his or herself if this candidate is qualified for the promises that are being made or will all the promises be

The Democratic Nominee this Presidential election is Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton, Hillary Clinton was born on October 26, 1947.Growing up Hillary was very active

Hillary Clinton is a former secretary of state, first lady of the united states and former senator of New York running for the democrat nominee. Hillary in married to former president of the united states Bill Clinton. I will rank Secretary Hillary Clinton to 2 highly liked president’s Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. According to a us news survey president Lincoln is the third best president the united states has had.

The two nominees for the 2016 election are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Hillary Clinton is Democratic presidential nominee for the 2016 election. She was born October 26, 1947 in Chicago, Illinois and is married to Bill Clinton. She attended Yale University to earn her law degree and met Bill Clinton, a fellow law student whom she later married in 1975. She served as first lady from 1993 to 2001, U.S. senator from 2001 to 2009, and in 2009 she was sworn in as a part of president Barack Obama’s secretary of state, which she served until 2013. Finally in spring of 2015, she announced her plans to run again for the

I do not question the governance of Barack Obama but it is true that he had sought to protect 100% of immigrants from other countries or had sought ways to eliminate the lack of food in poor countries. however, for my Obama is and will remain the best president that the United States has had, the only one that achieved the union of nations, the increase economically and many more things, the wars diminished thanks to him. I am sure that in this essay you could notice that there were many benefits that the Obama administration brought and that was the objective of this essay, to show people the great facts of Mr. Barack Obama ex-president of the United States, without a doubt the great

Hillary Clinton is the democratic nominee in the 2016 election taking place in November. The main issues she is deciding to tackle are the following: jobs and wages, veterans, armed forces, and their families, and debt-free college. Hillary Clinton believes she can help us better our economy. She also believes that she can help the people in our country

Barack Obama, the first African-American president of the United States of America was born in the State of Hawaii where he grew up. His grandparents raised him up from a humble background. The presidency of Obama began on 20th January in the year 2009 after he was sworn in as the 44th president of United States of America. Before unveiling his ambition of vying for the top seat, Barack Obama was the Illinois senator in United States. Obama’s presidency came about as a result of succeeding President George Bush.