The Similarities Between Donald Trump And Bernie Sanders

On Tuesday, February 9 Democrat Bernie Sanders and Republican Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primaries. With these two wins it is apparent that more than just a political tide is overcoming America, but a populist tide is. Using populism, both Sanders and Trump have tapped into the economic and political frustration of the middle class, projecting them to top and forcing “establishment” candidates to either adapt or drop out. Sanders and Trump may be ideologically different, but their methods as politicians are similar.

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

Bernie Sanders, who is a Vermont senator and democratic presidential candidate, recently criticized Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a republican presidential candidate. Sanders says that he disagrees with Trump's views on immigration. He also stated that Trump is an embarrassment to our country.

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.

When most people think of Donald Trump, and Bernie Sanders, there are few, if any similarities, that generally initially come to mind. Mr. Trump is a recognized figure throughout the world, where far fewer people were even aware of Mr. Sanders, until quite recently. However, in this early stage of our political season, both men have put together and enjoyed far more support, than most of us probably believed would be the case, just a very short time ago. Personality-wise, the two individuals are miles apart; Mr. Trump being far more brash, edgy, confrontational and showy, while Mr. Sanders appears far more reserved, content and issues-oriented, etc. One man seems to eagerly belittle and attack his opponents, while the other avoids personal

Did you know that Bernie Sanders won his second term as senator with 71 percent of the vote. When they election comes around in 2020, we all know Trump is going to run again and we need somebody with power to stop him. Bernie Sanders is that guy. We cannot let Trump control our America. Bernie Sanders has the experience in the political field while Trump does not. Trump talks like he does not know what's happening and Sanders has a lot of political experience in 70 plus years of age.

In this election year Donald Trump has emerged as the Republican nominee for president, and his policies bear an unlikely resemblance to an earlier Republican nominee, Richard Nixon. Trump and Nixon may seem unlikely on the surface; their foreign and domestic policies, however, share great similarities. Donald Trump and Richard Nixon, despite their differing personalities, share resemblances in both their standing as the “law and order” candidate and their “secret plan” to defeat the insurrection forces of the world.

On May 26th, 2015, Bernie Sanders announced his candidacy for the presidency. Bernie stands for the underdog, the beaten down, and the abused. Bernie Sanders has been the Junior Senator from Vermont since 2007. He is an Independent that caucuses with the Democrats. In his run for presidency, Bernie asked questions that others would not. He spoke on issues other candidates would not tackle. He has not just expanded upon the Democratic agenda, he wrote an entirely new agenda. He wrote an agenda for the people. Bernie Sanders mainly resonated with a young demographic of voters which is probably due to the fact that most people my age do not want to live in an austere society. My generation will have to deal with the shortsightedness of the earlier

Bernie Sanders is an independent United States Senator from the state of Vermont. When he ran for president in 2016 he switched parties and became a democrat. Although he didn't win the nomination for president, he gained a lot of support among young college students. One of the ways that Bernie gained support from the progressive youth movement was his grassroots message.

Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders was born September 8, 1941, in Brooklyn, New York. Additionally, he is the son of Polish Jewish immigrants who fled their country to escape the troubles of World War II (“Bernie Sanders”). Therefore, Sanders has very liberal ideals when it comes to politics and the issues he addresses mainly revolve around equality. For instance, Sanders has been ceaselessly working to implement more rights for women, lgbt members, and various minority groups. As a result, Sander’s campaign has been extremely popular not only amongst minorities, but also the youth of America.

self-described Democratic socialist, Sanders has spent his years fighting for the labor movement and reversing economic inequality. However, given his socialist views and liberal policies, the potential stock market backlash, the dismantling of large

Of the many Presidential Candidates that America has for the 2016 Presidential Election, there are those who have national television coverage and those whose names haven’t been announced to the world. Two candidates that have been climbing up the voting latter for their respective parties are the Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders who is currently said to be trailing closely behind the front-runner Hillary Clinton (The Huffington Post) and the Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump who is known to be the unexpected wild card of the Presidential candidates. Both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have similar interest in their various policies but they approach each topic with a different stance. Out of their respected parties, both of these gentlemen stand out with their views on Equality and Healthcare. Although they both cover these sections in their policies, the way the two of them have decided to go about changing America is completely different. On the one hand, Bernie Sanders fights for the rights of women of every color and affordable HealthCare. Donald Trump has made it clear where he stands in relation to his views on Equality for women and the LGBTQI community. He’s against gay marriage and has been quoted numerous times for speaking badly about the women he’s come into contact with—his most well-known exploit is the vulgar statement he made about Rosie O’Donnell. Donald Trump also stands

These are people of every race, sex, belief, religion, and creed all on the same page. They are not necessarily citizens of the United States, but they are all commonly known as people; citizens of this world. Mr. Sanders creates a presence of peaceful yet forcefulness. He is not ready to take anything lying down, it seems. Presence as defined in the book Rhetoric in Civic Life explains that presence s the creation of something at the forefront of the audience's consciousness. (Fritch/Palczewaki, 71) As you continue through the website you notice, second, that he has links for fundraising. Immediately I was put off, until I noticed the automatic amount connotations. Ten dollars to begin with? That seemed practical. This is a man not wanting to break the American people, but he is a practical man that needs help to win. Next, you notice his background story. Short, sweet, and outlined; perfect for the apathetic generation of voters that seem to support him the most. Hey, I know that seems harsh, but I describe myself in that grouping. We want someone to do all of the work for us. Bernie Sanders seems to realize that we, as younger people, need help and he makes it easy for us to glimpse what American politics is

Here are some compare and contrasts of Hillary and Donald. (Hillary first page, Donald second page.)

Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton have marketed themselves with speeches, appearances on television and advertisements. Donald Trump represents the Republican party. Hilary Clinton represents the Democratic party. Donald Trump stands for making America great again. He is ambitious enough to come so far long in the presidential race and he is confrontational. Trumps brutally honest opinions and vulgar language has differentiated him from the competition. He is very bold with his obviously high self-confidence. I believe Trumps marketing team has done a good job although he is always portrayed as the bad guy. Even though he is portrayed as the bad guy, his slogan "make America great again", is catchy and has helped him progress and connect with