Hillary Clinton Candidate Analysis

At the level of her particular leadership style, Hillary Clinton is a strong and determined woman, often posing as an aggressive opponent in battle. In her private life however, she is reported to be less stern and she commands the respect of people who have known her for decades.

This difference being that Hillary Clinton is a woman who is running for president. Just as the media talks about Trump, Clinton is just as easily talked about. Earlier I shared a quote from the novel written by Trump, which basically stated that Donald Trump wanted to make money cuts regarding the planned missile system. Now I will share a quote from Hillary Clinton’s novel entitled “Hillary Rodham Clinton and the 2016 Election” written by Michelle Lockhart and Kathleen Mollick. While Donald trump believes that we should make budget cuts to the missile system Clinton seems to believe the exact opposite “The use of military power alone is not enough to keep national security strong” (Lockhart & Mollick 42). This shows me that Clinton is worried about the people of the United States of America. It also shows me that she is willing to do more for our nation. Another statement I will share from Hillary Clinton’s novel is a quote that is a little more personal. It is important for a public figure to be not only stand firm on making hard decisions, but also be open just enough for people to trust what you say, just as Clinton explains “One common “authenticity tactic” is to assert the normalcy and, preferably, humility, of the candidate’s roots” (Lockhart & Mollick 80). This quote shows me that Clinton is not afraid to share a personal side to herself and she

With the presidential election coming to a close on this Tuesday, November 8th, the research that was gathered in class, allowed a new insight into which candidate was best suited for the job. Each candidate in this election, both have very different view points on each important topic going on in our country today, allowing voters to see the complete complexity of this election. For example, topics including gun control, the pay gap situation and abortion allowed myself, as a voter, to gain knowledge about each candidates position on the topic and which candidate I believed was my ideal one for presidency. In this election, I believe Hilary Clinton is the best candidate for presidency.

We, as members of this society, should enter the voting booths well educated on the issues that are important to our beliefs. Trump and Clinton both believe that the direction they wish to take the country in is the best way, but they both have very different ideas regarding policies that would affect health care, immigration, and second amendment rights. Clearly, Hillary Clinton has better and more realistic ideas on how best to run a government, and is more professional in her actions. She worked within the last administration and built relationships with foreign dignitaries. She would strive to keep the country going in the right direction by building on the policies that have already been put into

The second presidential debate demonstrates an indecisive clash between opposite personalities; the rehearsed demeanor of Hillary Clinton juxtaposes the raw audacity of Donald Trump. Despite their dissimilar appearance, the candidates employ like strategies – they deflect accusations and criticize their adversary. Clinton suffers to succeed in this format. Neither knowledge of policy nor experience in office effectively counter accusations against personal character. This observation is nonetheless irreverent. Although Trump dominates the debate format, he alienates the electorate.

"Individuals can judge me for what I've done. What's more, I think when some person's out in people in general eye, that is their main thing. So I'm completely alright with who I am, what I remain for, and what I've generally stood for.(Hillary1)" The hopeful I am expounding on is Mrs. Hillary Clinton. I like this hopeful since Hillary has officially put in eight years in the White House as First Lady Yes, I for one do feel that Ms. Hillary Clinton would make a decent President of the United States. She has huge amounts of experience particularly since she was First Lady of the White House when her spouse was president and she realized everything to think about the oval office. She would be

“Hillary is continuing a lifelong fight to ensure women have access to reproductive health care.” and “Make premiums more affordable and lessen out-of-pocket expenses for consumers purchasing health insurance on the Obamacare exchanges.” (“Affordable health care is a basic human right.”). However, Hillary isn’t only prepared for the issues at hand, but is very active in causes that are of an importance. For example, everyone does deserve to be treaty equally whether they are a woman, lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. I agree with Hilary Clinton’s plans on dealing with most of the issues at hand including college cost, cost of healthcare, the obscene amount of money used in politics, and immigration in the United

I believe in this debate it didnt go as planned. In my personal opinion i think Hilary Clinton shouldve won. My reason as to why I feel this way is because, she would be the very first female president in the white house and its about time we all have a change. I think she has more to offer than Trump. In the begininng before the debate started Clinton was introduce to come out first and then Trump came out after but I feel as tho the audience was clapping and cheering more for Clinton then they were for Trump. While Donald Trump was answering some of the questions he was being asked I feel as though he made some really good points. When he was talking about how he would lower the taxes from 35 percent to 15 percent just so that people can have more money in their pockets just to pay bills or any other necessary things that needed

If a person was trying to positively portray themselves, you would expect that they would try to convey themselves in a professional manner and use good communication skills. Unfortunately, the communication that came across in the debate between Senator Hillary Clinton and Mr. Donald Trump did not always convey professionalism. There were a few points in the speech where both candidates respected the other, but the majority of the debate consisted of interruptions, rude remarks to and about each other, and the used self-serving bias to make the other person sound bad. The most prominent good communication principals and bad communication aspects that I saw during the debate were that the candidates recognized when the other person was right

In the first presidential debate, we can see that Hillary Clinton was the clear winner. She was very prepared and acted professional throughout the debate. She answered the questions thoroughly and in a manner that helped portray her political agenda. In this first debate, she began to give the viewers a sense of what it would be like with her in office. Unlike her opponent, Donald Trump, she did not speak out of turn and respected the moderator, Lester Holt.

Mrs. Clinton throughout the debate made two appeals to pity by referencing injured children or children afraid of being deported to target emotions. She also made many ad-homonym attacks throughout against the wealthy saying that they are manipulating the system to get away from their duty. Trump also is not free from blame in this area, making multiple part to whole arguments in reference to the Muslim community, just because some are bad does not mean they all are. He also made multiple appeals to authority by saying he was right based off him being endorsed by generals and admirals in the

There have been 43 presidents in which they had to go through the same election process as the two popular presidential candidates in 2016, those being Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Some candidates have done some stupid things that would cause controversial statements about being a presidential candidate and others have been prepared since they were young to be president. The way a candidate presents themselves to the people who are voting really matters because if a candidate does not appeal to the voters there is no chance one will win the candidacy. In order to establish which presidential candidate is the best in the 2016 presidential elections. I believe Hillary Clinton is the best president candidate in 2016. But in order to determine that one has to analyze each individual’s past from when they were young to mid adult life and to the present. This will allow one to understand their stands, their character, and their potential as future president.

Throughout the debate, Hillary Clinton stayed calm and collected, as well as smiling often. On the other hand, while Donald Trump started the debate very

November 2016 the people of the United States will vote for the next Commander in Chief and I am one of those proud Americans to vote for Hillary Clinton. Hillary was born on October 26, 1947 and throughout her life she has always been involved in politics. She was the First Lady of Arkansas and the First Lady of the United States. From 2001 to 2009 she was the United States Senator of New York and after President Obama was elected into office, she became the 67th United States Secretary of State. Her list of accomplishments during these terms are well known. Her grace and dignity under the most extraordinary circumstances will bring pride to our nation. Hillary has not always made the best decisions, but she admits to her many mistakes she has made in this process. This shows that it takes experience to get things accomplished in Washington. Hillary Clinton should be the next president of the United States because she stands for equal opportunities for everyone.

In the Democratic primaries Hillary Clinton can expect to receive little competition as it is much less oversaturated then the Republican race with her only opposition being Bernie Saunders. In the presidential race Hillary Clinton is clearly the best known candidate as American voters have already been familiarized with her from her time serving as First Lady to President Bill Clinton during his time in office, as well as her time serving as the United States Secretary of state. This is not her first time being a candidate in the primaries as she ran in the 2008 presidential