Presidential Election : Presidential Campaign

The 2016 campaign, has already become one for the books. Unlike the preceding presidential campaigns, the majority of voters express dissatisfaction with their choices for president this fall. The presidential campaign has shown to be peculiar from the start. On the republican side, voters were bombarded with an overwhelming number of nominees, but as the campaign proceeded and the choices narrowed there was great anticipation on whether the Republican party would align behind their unconventional candidate, Donald Trump. On the democratic side, Hillary Clinton was expected to obtain the nomination by landslide, but senator Bernie Sanders challenged such a notion. Nonetheless, the primaries achieved their purpose and left us with two choices: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. There are many reason why I could vote for Hillary Clinton but never for Donald Trump. Taking into consideration both candidate’s background and stand on policies Clinton becomes the only choice.

A political background is not prerequisite to become president nor does it ensure success. However, in this noteworthy presidential race it allows to depict the candidate’s character. Clinton has taken an active role on political campaigns. In 1964, she worked for Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater. Furthermore, she was a member of Senator Walter Mondale’s subcommittee on immigrant workers. She was part of the inquiry staff for the Watergate scandal. She has advocated for children and families in multiple occasions: she was a chair of the Arkansas Educational Standards Committee, advocated for the adoption of the Safe Family Act of 1998 and worked to expand the Family Medical Leave Act. As a human rights activist, she has campaigned for gender equity i...

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...emy that is to blame for all the problems, for example the Jewish population during the Nazi regime. From publicly mocking a disabled reporter to disrespecting a fallen soldier, Trump has single handling attacked every minority group in our nation. Such minority groups not only represent an important part of our population but are also key to winning the election.

In conclusion, Hillary Clinton has proven to be the only competitive candidate in this presidential race. Her political background reflects incredible dedication for the well-being of nation. Clinton’s stand on policies displays her suitability for the oval office. Donald Trump relies on disaffected white Americans who feel that they are being left behind by feeding on their resentment. Trump’s ignorance and disrespect have proven that he is unworthy of holding the title of President of the United States.