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Pros And Cons Of 2016 Presidential Elections

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2016 US Presidential Elections
America is the world’s superpower and as such, the whole world anticipates that the citizens will always make sensible decisions. The 2016 presidential elections particularly attracted attention from the rest of the world. The choice of America could therefore potentially affect other nations politically, economically, socially and even the military leadership. Most countries rely on America for their survival and hence were in a constant fear that the elections may change the dynamics of their stay or relationship with America.
Americans wanted a government that would not only cater for their political but also financial and economic needs. Hillary Clinton and her opponent Donald Trump had platforms that illustrated their forecasted goals and the direction they would both take America if they won the national election. Donald trump was focused on making America great again while Hillary Clinton aimed at enhancing prosperity and security in America. However, the initiatives that the two presidential candidates would adopt to implement the policies bring out the difference between them. While the democrats believed in using the available resources to create jobs for the youths, the republicans aspired to minimize …show more content…

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