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Compare And Contrast Essay On Hillary Clinton

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Who is the better candidate Clinton or Trump?

This upcoming presidential election in November 2016 has two candidates who are both terrible people to run the US. Hillary Clinton is a democratic senator from New York and, her opponent is republican Donald Trump. They both claim they will make America great again but who can you trust nowadays.
I believe Hillary will not be able to be president because she is a girl and will ruin all of us. She won’t know what to do if she becomes president. Hillary doesn’t have what it takes to run a country, unlike Barack Obama. Hillary is a liar when she gets interviewed and at conventions. Hillary will not make America great again because she will not become president.
Donald Trump is a racist candidate
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