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Hilary Clinton And Donald Trump: The First Debate

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The First Debate The first debate between Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump takes place on Monday, September 26, 2016 at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. The two speakers are Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump along with a moderator. These two candidates are not only talking to the audience in attendance of the debate but they are talking to the entire world as well. In this debate, you notice that the two candidates do not agree with each other on a lot of topics. Senator Clinton is trying to accomplish the fact that her proposal will create 10 million new jobs, along with the fact that the more we do for the middle class we will grow as a country. Mr. Donald Trump is trying to get is point across that the plan he has set up for America will take down the tax percentage from 30% to 15%, along with the fact the US needs to bring back the concept …show more content…

In Hilary Clinton’s speech, she touches on the fact the Federal government needs to retrain the police. She also states that we need to start . Donald Trump states that our inner cities are too dangerous and we need to enforce the law of Stop & frisk. He says “Our cities are so dangerous people can’t walk down the street without getting shot.” Mr. Trump says that Hilary Clinton doesn’t have the stamina to be a president in the US. The audience learns that Donald Trump wants America to succeed but the plan he has Hilary Clinton doesn’t agree with it. Donald Trump was very aggressive in this debate from the beginning, he got is points across in a very angry matter. While Hilary Clinton takes more of a conservative approach towards the questions, expect when she is asked about her plan towards ISIS. Hilary states that she has a plan to defeat ISIS and she

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