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The Pros And Cons Of Hillary Clinton

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Hillary Clinton polls show the Democratic presidential nominee's post-convention bounce has turned into a surge. According to a trio of surveys released Thursday, Clinton has taken big leads over GOP contender Donald Trump in the battleground states of New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Michigan, shoring up her favorable ratings with voters, while Trump is still burdened by negative ratings and deep divisions within the Republican party. A WBUR poll in New Hampshire shows Clinton has jumped ahead of Trump by 15 points in the state. The poll, conducted between July 29 and Aug. 1, has Clinton leading Trump 47 percent to 32 percent among 609 likely New Hampshire voters with third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein in the mix. Clinton is trouncing Trump 51 percent to 34 percent in a head-to-head match up. Steve Koczela, president of MassINC Polling Group, which conducted WBUR's poll, explains the biggest reason Hillary Clinton polls are surging is that Bernie Sanders supporters are uniting around her despite their contentious behavior at the Democratic National Convention. After all the hand-wringing about whether Bernie Sanders supporters would end up supporting Hillary Clinton, she's now getting 86 percent of the Democratic vote. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is backed by only 63 percent of …show more content…

An even number of New Hampshire voters -- 45 percent and 45 percent -- now view Clinton favorably versus unfavorably. In May, 58 percent viewed Clinton unfavorably, compared with 35 percent who had a positive view of her. However, 60 percent of New Hampshire voters still hold negative views on Trump, versus 29 percent who view him favorably. This is slightly worse than Trump's numbers in May, when he held a 58 percent to 33 percent favorable/unfavorable rating. The margin of error in the WBUR poll is plus/minus 4

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As evidence to this only about “9 percent of the people pollsters try to reach actually respond” and they are disproportionately older (Grim and Jackson). Regarding the importance of the Iowa caucus results, only “71 percent—or 5 out of 7” Democratic candidates since 1976 who have won the Iowa caucus have become the party's nomination while only “3 out of 7” Republican victors have moved to the general election (Evers and Kaufman). However, I disagree with Brooks that candidates such as Sanders and Trump have created an less serious and less professional outlook on primaries in our country. I believe that candidates, such as those, have enough experience to be president and a good reason to run for that office. Regarding the importance of poll numbers before the primaries begin, I agree with Brooks in that they are overstated and overemphasized by media.

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Although Bernie Sanders has gained the future votes of many Americans, there are still plenty of other candidates that will give him a run for his money. The largest opponent Sanders faces is fellow democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Clinton is currently ahead in a majority of the democratic surveys, though Sanders has won a few. Many argue: at this rate, why bother? Clinton is so far ahead that Bernie that it doesn’t matter.

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He often fades into the background after enjoying their time in the media spotlight. Experts had believed that the political parties were solely responsible for choosing their candidate but as we see, in this election it seems as if it is the other way and that Donald Trump had chosen the republicans. It would be believed that Hilary Clinton should be dominating in the polls due to her political experience and Donald Trump's lack thereof, as well as his erratic behavior, but this isn't the case necessarily. The gap between them has narrowed considerably after the conventions as well as the debates, even though she still leads in the polls in the swing states such as Ohio and Pennsylvania, as well as the national polls. Though, Donald Trump is still close enough to make some people

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No matter the race or the nationality of the people, a president should find a better life for them as the leader he/she is. Hillary Clinton would be a good president in this presidential election, because she has more experience about the government or the country than the other candidate. Mrs. Clinton has an opportunity to be the next president, because as many immigrants live in the U.S.A; most of them are part of the Latino community, Mr. Donald Trump had been insulted them, become very racist about it, and he is planning to deported all of them. While Mrs. Hillary Clinton has been saying that she would help immigrants by fixing the immigration system.

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Conclusion: Based on polls, statistical analysis, and historical references I believe Hillary Clinton will win the election and become the next president of the United States. She has many major advantages over Donald Trump that stem from her policy positions, her gender, and her relationship with political persons. Her major policies are dominant amongst the youth of the country, her positons on gender equality, abortion, and planned parenthood along with her being a women give her an enormous backing from the female population, and her relationship with politicians give her an initial backing from the moment she decided to run. There are also more registered democrats than republicans in the United States which increases her chances of winning

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Would you want a president who is racist and could bring down the country or someone who could protect our rights, care about your children and about their education and who is resourceful. While Donald Trump goes round talking trash about other candidates consider voting for Hillary. Not just because she has lots of experience, but because her point of view and ideas can become beneficial to the nation and that could appeal to people's perspective. First Hillary Clinton is the best person to elect for president because she has background knowledge of what presidents do. As a matter of fact: the author of politicians: Hillary Clinton says “in 20001 Hillary became a u.s. Senator and was the first wife of the president.

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A President To choose between a corrupt president and a crazy president, is a two horse-race where one cheats and the other eats muslims- but don’t blame the horses, blame the two-party system. The problem is that the two big parties gave us zero good choices. There is Hillary Clinton who is like a monopoly player, that uses her get-out-of-jail-free-card, then her rig-an-election-card, and her make -millions -on -political-favors-card and Donald Trump, well he is just a racist. And you cannot vote third party, because for Republicans that is a vote for Hillary and for Democrats that’s a vote for Trump. With Hillary you know what you are getting, but with Trump it is chaos and you never can tell what will happen next.

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Even though there has never been a female president, now time maybe changing history. Hillary Clinton has been nominated to support the Democratic Party in the 2016 Presidential Election in 2016. She has been in the White House with her husband formal President Bill Clinton in the past. The question is, does she have the experience to the United States. Although the Republican party nominated Donald Trump as the next president, the Democratic party has a better candidate Hillary Clinton will be fair with the issues of Gun Control, Health Care, and Women’s Rights.

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It is my great pleasure to speak before you today, and share my most upheld values over the matter of the presidential election. I wish that you will respect my view of the subject and adhere to what I have to say; as for I will do the same in return. Personally, I would have to disagree with the thought of Hillary Clinton becoming president and representing our country. This goes for any other candidate besides Donald Trump. I particularly question Clinton’s ability, and her policies that she wishes to enforce upon the American people.

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During the first Presidential debate of the 2016 election Hillary Clinton’s performance has increased her support according to many state’s polls. Clinton has the support of 46% of Florida’s voters, whereas Donald Trump only has the support of 42% of voters according to a poll made by Mason-Dixon Polls and Research. Although Florida is a state that Trump needs to win to get the minimum amount of electoral votes in order to win the election, Hillary Clinton is winning according to the polls. Clinton is also winning in New Hampshire with a 7 point lead on Trump. The majority of voters in Michigan stated that Clinton won the debate on September 26, 2016 and that they thought Trump isn’t qualified to be the President of the United States.

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