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Hillary Clinton Compare And Contrast Essay

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This year's 2016 presidential debate has been pretty interesting as it goes off head to head, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Choosing the right decision may be difficult because YOUR vote could maybe change our whole nation, and to be honest, maybe with just ONE vote the world could be so different. Well, we all know that in order to make the right decision, or in other words, in order to make our country more peaceful, secure, and better we need to hear both sides of a presidential argument correct? Each candidate has to have a strong statement, and has to support their strong statement with plenty of evidence convincing us that if he or she becomes president this or that will happen. I’ll have to say Donald Trump (Republican Party) and …show more content…

Serving for her country especially in high class jobs will help her understand what the world needs, and what she needs to do to become a good leader. She graduated from from an ivy league college (Yale; 1973), with a high level of education, she is qualified to be our new leader. She has won many awards for example an award for helping out thousands of women and children in need, helping Ireland funds, and also helping military, and construction companies. Trump on the other hand is only known because he’s a billionaire, he makes money off of casinos, hotels, golf courses and more. Trump was a reality star and hosted his own tv shows. That’s why he is well known to the U.S. Hillary Clinton is also supported by Barack Obama our president of the United States since 2012. Barack Obama can also further help her if she struggles to lead the country, and also her husband Bill Clinton also was successful when leading America, Bill Clinton could also help and advise her on any upcoming political problems. Hillary Clinton has dedicated her entire life on her career into helping children and women, as well as fighting for a fairer America. She knows about child care, equal pay, fundamental issues, and other economics that is needed to make America fair

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