The race of the 45th presidency has been interesting to say the least. The presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have shown some similarities and numerous differences. The views of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are expected to be different. Their differences are what makes the candidate a Republican or Democratic nominee. Donald Trump represents the Republican Party and Secretary Clinton represents the Democratic Party. One of the issues that will be mentioned in this paper is the candidate’s plans for taxation. National Security is another issue that both candidates feel strongly about. Another topic that both candidates will touch on is abortion. Both presidential candidates take different stances on the issues.
Donald J. Trump, 70, grew up in Queens, New York. He grew up in a extremely wealthy family. Trump went to the University of Pennsylvania and
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Trump has greatly expressed that the economy benefits from the larger businesses more than the smaller ones. He thinks taxes should be lower on the large businesses. By lowering the taxes on the wealthy, he believes it will cause them to put more money into our country. Trump believes jobs are fleeing our country because of the high taxes placed on businesses. He would like to cut taxes from 35% to 15%. Clinton is the complete opposite. Clinton believes our economy grows from the middle class. She thinks we should raise taxes on the higher class people and greatly decrease the taxes on the middle and lower classes. Clinton wants to invest in the smaller business rather than the large ones. Under Donald Trump’s tax reform all incomes are taken into account not just selected groups. Under Hillary Clinton’s plan we will actually have a tax increase of $176. Trump’s plan will create roughly about 2 million jobs, but Clinton’s will shrink the economy and we will lose around 300,000 jobs
Have you ever wondered how women helped our country? There was and still are women who changed or change the world today. Like Shirley Muldowney,and Rose Will Monroe, or Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Susan B. Anthony, maybe Hillary Clinton. Some of these women changed little things and some changed big things, but they all made a difference in their own way.
The U.S. president is a person deemed to be the most fitting person to lead this country through thick and thin. It’s been such a successful method that it has led to 43 individual men being put in charge of running this country. However, this doesn’t mean that each one has been good or hasn’t had an issue they couldn’t resolve when in office. But no matter what, each one has left a very unique imprint on the history and evolution of this nation. However when two are compared against one another, some rather surprising similarities may be found. Even better, is what happens when two presidents are compared and they are from the same political party but separated by a large numbers of years between them. In doing this, not only do we see the difference between the two but the interesting evolution of political idea in one party.
Economics is the study of currency and how it is made and distributed through our economy. Taxation is one of those main issues in this category. The Democrats and Republicans both consider taxation a major issue but both have different ways they are trying to deal with the problem. The Democrats believe that extending tax cuts to the middle class families of America that make less than 250,000$ a year while raising taxes on the extremely wealthy and huge corporations to help parents pay for college (“Democrats Unveil”). While the Republican Party says it would “try to eliminate taxes on interest, dividends and capital gains altogether for lower and middle-income taxpayers also would work to repeal the estate tax and the alternative minimum tax” (“Democrats Unveil”). They both want to change the tax policy to try to help pay off our debt and or help Americans to live an easier life. Another Key issue in this category is Medicare. Both parties believe that the Medicare policy should be changed. "Democrats adamantly oppose any efforts to privatize or voucherize Medicare" when the Republicans pledge...
Hillary Clinton’s 2016 ad “Role Models” displayed running opponent Donald Trump saying derogatory and at some point even slanderous things throughout his campaign rally as children watch on. Making us ask ourselves is this the role model we want our children to look up to, and desire to be like especially those who have a dream to become presidents themselves as most kids do. This ad show may show a couple of distorted facts, but a mass majority hold to be true, Trumps says all this while being on video at his campaign rallies while visiting different states. The point is to show the way he is talking and how kids still take offense to it no matter what, and we shouldn’t allow this kind of talk out the mouth of a potential leader of the country.
Considering Hillary Rodham Clinton’s upbringing in the 1950’s suburban and very conservative town of Park Ridge, Illinois, it is difficult to imagine that it could have been such an influencing factor in her future liberal political identity. (Caroli 2014). Clinton came from a middle class family that valued hard work and self-reliance. Her father, Hugh Rodham was seen as a controversial, although influential figure in her life. As a strict Republican, Rodham was staunch in his values and was a dominant patriarch. While described by Clinton as ‘critical’ and ‘pretty tough’ (Clinton 2003: 19), Hugh was also regarded as an oppressive father who rarely showed affection or approval to his children. However, Rodham did believe that all his children would not be limited in opportunity or skill, especially Hillary, just because she was a girl. Regardless of his old-fashioned values Rodham pushed Hillary to achieve. Growing up among household chores, summer jobs and vacations spent visiting coal miners. Hillary’s future ability to identify with the working-class would be attributed to Rodham. (Bernstein 2007: 21).
Donald Trump’s hypocritical claim to be a Christian is conspicuous as he holds up Grandma’s bible and mispronounces 2 Corinthians, etc., as if to make a joke of the whole thing. When 60 minutes first interviewed with Donald Trump and his new running mate, Mike Pence, interviewer Leslie Stahl contrasted the difference between the two, saying Trump was brash and Pence was quiet and religious. Trump butted in, “Oh, I’m religious.” The proof he offered? “Well, I won the evangelicals.” Trump said.
Eleanor Roosevelt and Mary McLeod Bethune and both very similar but yet very different. Some ways that they are different is the Eleanor Roosevelt was a first lady and Mary McLeod Bethune was not and she didn’t really have any connection to the president like Eleanor did. Mary was the highest ranked black administer and she worked a lot with groups of black people to make their lives better. They both come from very different backgrounds Mary comes from a rough background where they didn’t have very much money, her parents were slaves and, she had many siblings. Eleanor Roosevelt comes from the opposite background where her grandparents had lots of money and for a while she was really dependent on other people for many things. Mary was always
In the year 1789, the first presidential election took place under the new constitution. The changes between then and now are too many to count. There have been amendments to the constitution, technology has enhanced, communication is better, strategies have grown and the world is a different place. In every election, each president had his or her own strengths and weaknesses of their time. In the presidential election of 2012 between Obama and Romney, many economic and personal characteristics held importance on Election Day. In this research paper, I will look at the issues that voters had and discuss how each candidate addressed them. I will also share other important information that contributed to the outcome of the election.
Donald John Trump was born June 14th 1946 in Queens, New York to Mary and Frank Trump. Donald’s father, Frank although American born was of German descent and his mother was born in Scotland. He has been married three times, first with Ivana Zelnikova, then Marla Maples and is currently married to Melania Knauss. He has three children with Ivana and one with Marla and Melania, respectively.
Donald Trump is a dedicated businessman who wants to make America better. He was born on June 14, 1946, in Queens, New York. His dad, Fred was a successful real estate developer, and his mom was a homemaker (History.com Staff). Trump went to military school from eighth to twelfth grade. However, in the Vietnam War, he was deferred from being drafted four times because he was a student and once because of medical reasons, so he never had to serve in the military
The Democrats have a liberal ideology and “tend to represent urban areas where most voters favor social welfare spending and environmental and other business regulations…also tend to take a more tolerant view of the diversity of racial, ethnic, and sexual identities”(Davidson, p.98). The Republicans tend to be traditionalists and are, “…economic and cultural conservatives who promote business large and small, advocate certain religious causes and generally support military expenditures” (Davidson, p.98). These opposing views are the bases for candidates’ with polarized ideologies within both
2016 was an election that offered two candidates that the world felt they already knew. The Democratic Party and the Republican Party chose their candidate based on who they thought capable of beating the other nominee. We will compare and contrast the presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump; looking at their personal backgrounds, views on health care and views on the economy.
Donald John Trump was born on June 14 1946 in the city of New York. Being the fourth of five children trump was said to be very energetic and mischievous. During the eighth grade Trumps parents sent him to the New York military academy. Successfully completing high school Trump Went on to go Fordham university. Where 2 years later he transferred to the Wharton school of finance. At the finance school Trump learned real estate therefore creating an real estate empire with which he became a millionaire. And in 2106 Trump became the republican presidential nominee.
To begin, Donald John Trump was born in 1946, in Queens, New York. He was the fourth of five children born to parents Frederick C. and Mary MacLeod Trump. Donald Trump’s father was a builder and real estate developer. He later specialized in constructing and operating middle-income apartments, in the cities of New York to include Queens, Staten Island, and Brooklyn. This business was very successful for his father, which allowed their family to live in a 23-room house. At the age of 13, Trump attended New York Military Academy. Trump’s parents felt this military schooling was necessary because he appeared to lack discipline. While in military school, he was known as the star athlete. In his spare time during school, he began to pursue his interests in construction sites and renovating old houses. Trump later attended Fordham University and subsequently transferred to University of Pennsylvania, where he earned an undergraduate degree in finance from The Wharton School of Business in 1968 (Dow and Noce). Following graduation, he immediately started in his father’s business, known as the Trump Organization. He used his newly earned education and training and financed the expansion of the his father’s business. He took the approach of convincing his father, “To be liberal in the use of loans based on the equity in the Trump apartment complexes” (Dow and Noce). With this success, Trump became president of the company by passing his older brother for this promotion. Trump had bigger dreams of putting his signature on the “Manhattan skyline” (Dow and Noce). The future of Trump’s true success began to
To begin, Donald John Trump was born in 1946, in Queens, New York. He was the fourth of five children born to parents Frederick C. and Mary MacLeod Trump. Donald Trump’s father was a builder and real estate developer. He later specialized in constructing and operating middle-income apartments, in the cities of New York to include Queens, Staten Island, and Brooklyn. This business was very successful for his father, which allowed their family to live in a 23-room house. At the age of 13, Trump attended New York Military Academy. Trump’s parents felt this military schooling was necessary because he appeared to lack discipline. While in military school, he was known as the star athlete. In his spare time during school, he began to pursue his interests in construction sites and renovating old houses. Trump later attended Fordham University and subsequently transferred to University of Pennsylvania, where he earned an undergraduate degree in finance from The Wharton School of Business in 1968 (Dow and Noce). Following graduation, he immediately started in his father’s business, known as the Trump Organization. He used his newly earned education and training and financed the expansion of the his father’s business. He took the approach of convincing his father, “To be liberal in the use of loans based on the equity in the Trump apartment complexes” (Dow and Noce). With this success, Trump became president of the company by passing his older brother for this promotion. Trump had bigger dreams of putting his signature on the “Manhattan skyline” (Dow and Noce). The future of Trump’s true success began to