Is The Future Going To Be Different From Today

In the 2016 election, the two candidates running for President are: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Many people voting in this year's election are wanting someone different, someone who can get their points across. People are wanting someone who says, and will, make a difference in the world. America is filled with many disagreements and issues, especially on security as in NSA Surveillance; they also have issues on terrorists, and how they interrogate and torture them.

Technology has changed drastically from the 1970s to now. We have exceeded what most people back then could ever imagine. The technology used in schools, homes, and in public places has evolved into technology that makes the “cutting edge” technology of the 70s look very simple. Things such as the personal computer, the cell phone, electronic games, TVs, and even watches have changed completely. The ways that they have exceeded expectations is truly unbelievable.

According to Huffington Post, “Sanders beats Trump in this [NBC News/Wall St.] poll by 16 points, as opposed to Clinton’s 10 point lead” and “the Democratic-Socialist from Vermont defeats Trump in all the polls by an average of 5.2 points, as opposed to the 2.5 points for Clinton.” Although many people refuse to believe it, Trump actually does have a very terrifying chance of winning the Republican nomination, especially considering the amount of people supporting him already. Sanders thankfully beats Trump by 5.2 points, which is more than twice as many points that Clinton has, giving him more of a chance of winning presidency. By voting for Hillary, you’re putting everything on the table, in danger of losing it all! Not only does Bernie have a better chance of winning against Trump and the other Republican potentials, he’s always been on the right side of history, knowing what decisions would impact both America and the world negatively, and vise-versa. For example, Sanders had voted against the Iraq War, knowing that there would be unavoidable consequences if America jumped in and fought. Clinton, however, had voted for the Iraq War and actually said, “I made it very clear that I made a mistake, plain and simple. And I have written about it in my book, I have talked about it in the past.” Another example would be the Keystone XL Pipeline, which would be a pipeline carrying heavy oil from Canada to the refineries on the Gulf Coast of Texas, that would threaten water acquirers. Bernie had always been against Keystone, unlike his opponent who only recently decided to change her mind like many other issues. Making mistakes is simply not justifiable for the President of the United States, because those mistakes are almost impossible to fix without full-blown wars and the future of the country being jeopardized. Hillary acts as though

The main and obvious distinction between the two candidates is that Clinton has a bigger following. Both Clinton and Stein support safe and legal abortions, making college more affordable, protecting the LGBTQ community from discrimination, and raising taxes on the wealthy. On the opinion of decriminalizing offenses that historically have targeted minorities, both candidates said yes. Clinton and Stein also agree that there needs to be reduction of pollution as well as approve on offering a roadmap to citizenship for undocumented workers. I agree with all of their stances on the previous political issues. My main concern with the country it that I feel we are in need of a criminal justice reform, that would provide rehabilitation and education for inmates as well as training for officers. I also feel like the rights of women, minorities, and LGBTQ need further protection. There is also a deep need to resolve the issue of poverty and the gap between the rich and the poor. I am confident that either candidate would address the issues I am concerned

November will be approaching soon and will be time to elect our next President. Bernie Sanders is a seventy-four-year-old male running for the Democratic party. Hillary Clinton is the wife of Ex-President Bill Clinton and also running for the Democratic party. Donald Trump is a businessman running for the Republican nomination to be the President of 2016. Ted Cruz is a senator from Texas and a candidate for the Republican nomination. Jill Stein is a physician and activist who is currently running for the Green Party nomination.

Bernie Sanders represented more of the ideals of coming together to help the country. However, looking at both Sanders and Clinton we can see where the party's problem is. While Sanders did represent the “we” values, his supporters developed a mindset of we are the only way and will not submit to Clinton. Even when the party is trying to be for the people, it sets up barriers that drive the party apart rather than together. Overall, I really enjoyed Lilla’s article, I had never seen the party’s problem in this light.

Currently there is a divide between the two Democratic presidential nominees in regards to how we should fix our current system. Bernie Sanders is

The 2016 Presidential Election is coming sooner and sooner as each day passes, and it’s approaching the point where all eligible voters need to become informed about the each of the Democrat and Republican candidates running in the 2016 Presidential bid. The voter should be aware of what each candidate represents and what their values are and from that the voter can decide which candidate suits their beliefs best and vote for said candidate when the time comes. In this upcoming election, in my opinion, the candidate that wants the best for the majority of the citizens of the United States is Senator Bernie Sanders. His views in politics, connect with many poor and middle class families because all throughout his political career and his 2016

Political candidates often run for the same position and have a common goal to become President. The way in which they approach their Presidency may differ. That is the case for two of the Democratic Candidates of the 2016 Election, Bernie Sanders and Hilary Clinton. Both Candidates have similar views on Women’s rights, yet they differ on issues of Education cost, foreign policy, etc.

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 2016 presidential race has been a unique one. Today in society there is many controversial issues that need to be fixed. After evaluating the positions and opinions of the five remaining presidential candidates it is clear that Bernie Sanders is the best candidate who will put the U.S. on the best path forward. Bernie Sanders realizes and plans on fixing the problems of Women's rights, healthcare, and climate control.

Rearing near towards the 2016 presidential election, the most popular candidates are Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, and Donald Trump. The most likely Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, has many radical views on certain issues. For the Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton seems most likely to be the Democratic presidential nominee, but her views on issues don’t seem to be the best. There are many general similarities between Hillary Clinton’s and Bernie Sanders’s views. However, there are certain areas where Bernie’s ideas seem to be the most beneficial.

There are many important issues in this country, and not everyone wants to do something about them. There is, however, one person who does: Bernard (Bernie) Sanders. One of these major issues is the extreme income inequality in the United States. Another problem facing the nation in the rising cost of a higher education. Then there is the old single payer versus multiple payer health care debate. There are a lot of problems facing this country, and Bernie Sanders is the only presidential candidate who is willing to try and fix them.

Bernie Sanders is someone who can be trusted, he does not owe his career life to any financial overpower. He has sought to bring down too-big-to fail banks and devoted his career to universal healthcare reforms along with investing in public education (Bugge 4). Voters see Bernie Sanders as a trusting candidate for president. While Americans are already supporting his policies and reform decisions as president, they also give their support to Sanders rather than to his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton. Some Democratic supporters view Hillary as a non trustworthy competitor. As written in The Nation,’ “…her plan falls short of increasing benefits for all. She rejects single-payer healthcare and refuses to consider breaking up the big banks. We also fear that she might accept a budgetary “grand bargain” with the Republicans that would lock in austerity for decades to come”’ (4). This quote directly exemplifies why the Democratic party supporters may feel that Clinton is untrustworthy. Show casing why not to trust her reforms.

Disconnecting elderly folks from their families and incarcerating every person who commits crime without thinking logically: Is this what modernization and our teachings adds up to? Is it even fair that human beings are taught to do these things to us from the very beginning of our educational lives? Kwame Anthony Appiah discusses several points in “How The Future Will Judge Us?” that he believes are negatively affecting our society in terms of how we treat people directly or indirectly. These points include criticism of our prison system, institutionalized and isolated elderly, the destruction of the environment, and the industrial meat production system. His main concern regarding these subjects is for the upcoming generation which might view us negatively. He makes two important claims; firstly, no other country has as extensive a populace in jail as compared to America, including non-violent offenders, and secondly, while some elderly Americans may live freely, they are frequently disconnected from their families despite having many living relatives. These problems can be solved by thinking logically to figure out permanent solutions. For instance, we should provide the elderly with emotional and medical needs because they deserve it, and secondly, a more profound way to deal with prisoners is through rehabilitation programs because unlike animals, they have the ability to understand the difference between right and wrong.