Compare And Contrast Trump And Hillary Clinton

His stance on Common Core testing is that “it’s a disaster”. “As president I’d end common core. Common Core is a disaster.” On the other hand Hillary has not yet voted her opinion on what should be done for Common Core testing, so her stance is “unknown.” Trump is against illegal immigration he stated on April 19, 2016 “illegal immigration is going to stop.” So just from this quote you can tell that he is going to stop it at no costs. Hillary said “I will stand up against any effect to deport dreamers. Immigrants are vital to our economy” on October 17, 2015. She wants to give them a full and equal path to become a

The election of 2016 was an event that brought out the worst in Americans. Joanne B. Freeman describes that the constant arguing between voters and the persistent burlesquing between candidates in the most recent election is not all that different than the 1800 election. Both elections also used forms of media of the time to gain votes. The media of 1800 were newspapers, rather than instagram posts and tweets. I agree with these notions and that the election of 1800 is not a “stepping-stone to modern party politics”. I think this way as well. The two elections are extremely different because the recent election was majority focused on the two-party system, while the 1800 election came down to two candidates of the same, democratic-republican,

The first issue that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton disagree on is abortion. Let us take a look at Mr. Trump’s position on this topic. He is quoted as saying, “Public funding of abortion providers is an insult to people of conscience at the least and an affront to good governance at best” (Trump). He believes that “life is the most fundamental right.” Donald Trump actively opposes Planned Parenthood and disapproves of using government funds to pay for abortions. He is opposed to abortion except for rape, incest, and in cases where the life of the mother may be compromised. He would like to defund Planned Parenthood and make abortions illegal at 20 weeks unless the life of the woman is in danger by signing into law the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act.

To start with let us take a look at the positions of both candidates. Hilary Clinton is a democrat who announced her bid for presidency in an email to donors from her campaign chairman John Podesta on April 12, 2015 which was followed shortly thereafter with an official campaign video titled “Getting Started”. Clinton has served as the secretary of state of the United States of America and as a New York senator. Her stance on the national budget generally leads to an increase in spending and her stance on the second amendment is to increase the amount of control on the buying and selling of firearms. Clinton supports the equality of gay-marriage to “traditional marriage” saying, “I support marriage for lesbian and gay couples. I support it personally and as a matter of policy and law embedded in a broader effort to advance equality and opportunity for LGBT Americans and for all Americans. ”[1] Which differs from Trumps belief that marriage is between a man and

He explained how the wealth of the middle-class citizens had been taken away when jobs were taken overseas. “Buy American, hire American (Trump),” he said was going to become America’s new slogan. Transferring these jobs/factories back onto American soil would allow us to shift people off welfare and transition them back into paid positions which would allow for a higher quality lifestyle. “We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our product, stealing our companies, and destroying our jobs (Trump),” stated President Trump in the beginning of his address. One way of accomplishing this task is to improve boarder control as he stated: keeping strict guidelines on what is exported and exported to ensure America is prioritized will allow us to prosper as a great nation

In his campaign, Trump swayed voters by promising them that he will create jobs by sending illegal immigrants back to their country of origin and by forcing companies to manufacture in the United States again. In Obama’s lame duck days, then president-elect Trump was able to convince Carrier, a company that manufactures air conditioners, to not outsource 1,000 jobs to Mexico. However, Carrier only agreed to this deal because Mike Pence, former governor of Indiana, offered the corporation 7 million dollars in tax breaks. In addition, he also invested 16 million dollars into the Indianapolis plant. At the end of this deal, America is losing for the reason that this company does not have to contribute a portion of their earnings to American government worker salaries that are paid by taxes, such as police officers and firemen. If America under Trump goes down the route of isolation, we citizens will feel the effect at the cash register. Due to minimum wage laws in the United States, if companies begin to hire American workers, the sum of wages the corporation will have to pay its workers will be higher than compared to hiring a foreign worker. As a result, the consumer will have to pay for this increase because the cost of production ascended. As an example, it currently costs Apple $190 to fabricate a single iPhone overseas. If they shifted to

As stated above both Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump think they are the best candidate for the presidency. They both have very different views on taxes, immigration and abortion. The views they have and decisions they make will affect this country, whether it is good or bad depends on your position. In the end the voters will determine who is the best candidate and the right choice for this

Donald and Hilary have very different views on immigration. Donald sees immigration as something that needs to be taken very seriously. His main solution is to build a wall and end and start new laws that will best keep illegal immigrants out of our country. While, Hillary wants to build a fence and will try to add new laws and reforms that will allow illegal immigrants to have a chance of a new life in the united states.

Donald Trump wants Mexico to pay for a wall at the border which will reduce crime and lower taxes. He wants an end to birthright citizenship and the mandatory detention of undocumented immigrants. He wants American workers to be put first.

While this was largely due to the similarity on their views regarding Russia and China, the two also bonded over topics as disparate as NAFTA and the line item veto to an assassination attempt on H.W. Bush. Despite Carter’s fall-out with his predecessor, Clinton effectively employed Carter. Their relationship had an unchallenging beginning due in large part to the similarity in their upbringings and political affiliations. Despite temporary fallouts, the two collaborate on major foreign policy conflicts in North Korea and Haiti. Both ventures were risky and unstable, yet ultimately successful - all due to Carter. During another risky time, the Monica Lewinsky scandal, Clinton was largely aided by Ford. Ford instructed him on the importance

This years presidential election might be the closest in US history! Donald Trump is the Republican candidate. He received 13.3 million votes in the primary election. Hillary Clinton is the Democratic candidate. She received 15.6 million votes in the primary election. This presidential election is very close in votes and either way could cause doom for America.

Bernie Sanders is pro-choice on abortions, while Donald Trump is pro-life. Bernie Sanders very strongly supports same-sex marriage, whereas Trump does not support it. Trump strongly supports gun rights and the freedom to own firearms. Bernie, however, is neutral on the topic. Trump believes criminal punishment should be more severe, while Sanders disagrees and says it should be less

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are two opposite electoral candidates. Donald Trump is a democrat and Hillary Clinton is a republican. In this paper I will be discussing Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton’s views on crime/justice and health care. These two candidates have opposite opinions on each of these topics.

With the upcoming presidential election, there are many candidates seeking America’s vote. Among these candidates are Senator Bernie Sanders and businessman Donald Trump. Sanders is seeking the Democratic nomination, while Trump is seeking the Republican. These two front-runners stand out as being rather unconventional, each in their own respect. Sanders has an independent background and is gaining popularity with his democratic-socialist ideas. Whereas Trump is sparking controversy with his outlandish views and personal attacks on other candidates. Both men are popular contenders backed by passionate supporters. But if the election comes down to Sanders and Trump, which candidate will make the better President?

Currently, the Presidency of the United States is coming close to the final and whoever gets elected president is an accomplished liar. Both of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are using the political skills to argue because their major party candidates for president have to appear to be fully qualified to occupy the Oval Office. After watching of these videos of both Hillary and Trump’s speech, in my opinion, I analyze three types of informal fallacies from their speeches such as argument against the person, hasty generalization, and appeal to people; especially, appeal to vanity.