Comparison Of Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton

2016 Presidential Election : Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton

This year’s Presidential election is one the biggest elections in the history of America. The Presidential candidates this year are Republican Donald Trump and Democratic Hillary Clinton. In order to help voters choose the most suited candidate for the title of president of the United States of America; the author of this article has collected information on some of the key issues that both candidates are focused on. In addition to these key issues, the article will also include propaganda from both candidates and discuss how they are being used to manipulated the voters opinion of themselves or their opponent. Before any of this though, it is important to know more about the candidates

He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelors in economics in 1968, while working at his father’s real estate and constitution firm. Trump was given the company four years later renaming it The Trump Organization. Today, Trump’s company is one of the largest businesses in America; the company’s net worth is estimated to be at $ 3.7 billion currently. Trump has built multipole office towers, hotels, golf courses, and casinos during his career. In June of 2015 Trump announced his candidacy for president as the Republican representative. Hillary Clinton ( born October 26, 1947 in Chicago, Illinoise) is an American lawyer and politician. Hillary graduated from Wellesley College in 1969, and then she attended Yale Law School were she earned her Juris Doctor Degree (J.D.) in 1973. After college finished college, she served as a congressional legal counsel member, before she moved to Arkansas, to support her husband, Bill Clinton’s (married in 1975) political career. From 1993-2001 She was the First Lady of the United States, in 2001 she was elected into the U.S Senet and became the U.S Secretary of State in 2009. In June of 2015 she was nominated to represent the Democratic party for the presidency, making her the first woman to be nominated for the position of president in the history of the

The nation’s people are looking at to the next president to fix these problems. Clintons plan to solve the nation immigration problems includes introducing a new immigration reform that will open a pathway to full and equal citizenship to all immigrants to the United States within her first 100 days in office and continue to defending President Obama’s executive actions against partisan attacks. She also support efforts in immigrant naturalization and integration. She wants to create programs that will encourage immigrants to learn English and pursue an education. Donald Trump sees things very different then how Clinton sees them, however. Trump wants to put in place stricter immigration policies in limiting the number of immigrants coming illegally into the United States. He has come up with a ten point plan that he wants to put into action at once if he were to be elected president. Some of the main parts of Trump’s plan are to build a wall along the Mexican Border that Mexico will pay for, end catch and release programs and sanctuary cities, and to put an end to President Obama’s executive actions on immigration. Trump’s overall goal for doing this is to ensure that American jobs are going to American citizens and not to illegal