I’m choosing to talk about the similarities and differences of two people who are running for president, Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton. I decided to choose these two for a couple of different reasons, one of them being they both are in the headlines a lot and not just because one is Democrat and one is Republican, but because of their background and what their beliefs are. I feel as though these two strong people are a large influence on people and are wanting to make changes to help our country become not only greater, but better. Something they share in common is that they are both running for president. Also they are both powerful people and are both looked up to by others as well. Trump is very bold with his words, he speaks what it on his mind and how he feels, which in his case can be a very good thing, because people like that he is honest and tells it like it is. However, not everyone likes it because they feel attacked and hurt by his words. Although Trump is a powerful speaker he has never held elective office (Inside Gov). …show more content…
She discusses women’s rights and equality and how women should get paid the same amount for doing the same job as men. Because Clinton is a fighter towards what she believes in many people, especially women like her, because they feel she is standing up for them. As well as she has had some experience in the White House, because her husband is a former President. However, there are people that don’t care for her because they feel she isn’t always honest and is hiding things or they just simply don’t like her methods or plans. Clinton has served as an elected official for a total of 8 years. With that being said Clinton unlike Trump does have political experience which is a positive on her part (Inside
Racial Conflict The issue of racial conflict has affected many lives in America today. For example, throughout history racial conflict between black and white Americans has broken down many black men and woman physically, emotionally, and psychologically. An example of that is the racial segregation in the United States. For many blacks living in the United States segregation made them lose access to essential things like education, work, and housing. Which in return caused an uproar in the black
a higher education and why it is vital to both the individual’s well-being and society as a whole. Today, the United States’ political climate is more divided than ever. Largely due to the election of 2016 where Republican Donald Trump defeated the Democratic Hilary Clinton in one of the closest election race in U.S. history. With the increasing social unrest and inequality in the country, it is evident that education plays a crucial role in politics. “The best chance we have to maintain a functioning
Wilson were admired for their minds. The battle for this prestigious position did, of course, require some dirt on the opposing candidates, but not so much as today. The very fact that perhaps the most deceitful or disgusting candidates – Donald J. Trump and Hilary Clinton – were the last two to choose from for President of the United States shows the character of our country.