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Trump: A Pressing Problem In America

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A Pressing Problem in America
Donald John Trump, the front runner for the Republican party in the 2016 election is a pressing problem for America today. Writing a paper portraying Trump as a social problem may seem like nonsense. Of course, how bad can he be if he has made billions of dollars? Trump’s stance on many of America’s current problems are at the least naive and at the most, downright terrifying. When taking a second look it is easy to see that Trump is a danger to the American people.
America should not trust Donald Trump, as he does not believe in civil liberties for all Americans. According to the New York Daily news, when Trump was first exploring the idea of running for president, he had an unsatisfying opinion. When Trump …show more content…

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