Comparison Of Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton
This is the year of the election for a new president. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the running candidates for this year. They both have incredibly different views on how America should be this year. Donald is a republican, for one, and Hillary is a democrat, which tells citizens the values they cherish already. There is also various opinions on both candidates that have created a great amount of debates on television, newspapers, and even classrooms. Politics is filled with debates and opinions and that brings us up to this exact point. People may agree with Hillary Clinton on getting rid of coal mines and others agree with Donald Trump’s immigration laws. It’s all based on the preference one another has and the moral standards one
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contrasting person to another may cherish. Hillary Clinton doesn't focus on the more realistic problems that America contains today. Donald Trump, on the other hand, deals with all the real problems that the citizens are distributing in their daily lives. Even though other candidates believe and accommodate some of the same plans, values, and virtues for America as Donald Trump, he promotes those specific values in the most realistic way and would create a more practical and tactical president overall.
For one, Donald Trump is an incredibly successful human being in the business world. He has been considered the definition of an American success story with his successes and standards in real estate, sports, and entertainment. He graduated from the Wharton school of Finance. He’s also an accomplished author with over fifteen bestsellers, and his first book called, “The Art of the Deal”, is considered a business classic and also included as one of the most successful business books of all time. He has over 25 million followers on social media and uses that to advocate for conservative causes, republican candidates, and to educate the public on the failures of president obama’s presidency. Donald Trump also appears on Fox television on Monday mornings and devotes an exceeding amount of his time to media interviews to promote Free market, the importance of a strong family, culture of life, strong military, and the country’s obligation to take care of our veterans and their families, considering he has been a devoted supporter of veteran causes. The fiftieth anniversary of World War Two, in 1995, only 100 people watched New York City's Veteran Day parade, which was an insult to the veterans. When Mr. Trump was approached by the mayor and the chief of New York City's FBI office, he agreed to lead as Grand Marshall a second parade later that same year. He made of $1 million donations to fund the Nation’s Day parade. That Saturday, over 1 million watched Donald Trump march down fifth avenue with more that twenty-five thousand veterans, some in their original uniforms. About a month later, Mr. Trump was honor in the Pentagon during a lunch with the Secretary of Defense and the entire Joint Chiefs staff. Not to mention, Mr. Trump also owns a world-renowned skyscraper that holds a hotel and award-winning golf courses. He is also an Emmy-nominated star and co-producer of the televisions series, “The Apprentice”, which became the number one show on television. Donald Trump received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and he is considered one of the highest paid public speakers in the world. His television series has raised over fifteen million dollars for charity. So as you can see, he was quite successful, and he also had great views on the political process of the United States(Show Your Support).
Along with his policy plans and virtual values for America, Donald Trump created a five-part strategy to help America become great again(News, 1).
The five strategy parts he is focusing on include foreign interventions must require cost-sharing plans to reduce U.S. Costs and guarantee veterans and their families are protected, pass NOPEC legislation to break OPEC’s grip on energy prices, look into China's currency manipulation by calculating taxes on imports based on how much manufacturing countries’ currency is undervalued, a five point tax plan, and reform America’s legal immigration system. Mr. Trump believes that money itself is a weapon and before America goes and spends millions more of dollars, the U.S. should implement cost-sharing agreements to reduce the cost burden on U.S. taxpayers and provide funds for families of fallen/wounded soldiers. The second strategy is to pass the NOPEC bill which stands for No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act. This would amend the Sherman Antitrust Act to allow the U.S. government to sue OPEC for violating antitrust laws. This bill was passed by the Senate Judiciary Committee four times and the NOPEC law passed the House of Representatives before President George W. Bush was frightened and then threatened to veto the bill. He feared of disciplinary action with wars raging in Iraq and Afghanistan. Passing the NOPEC law would have allowed the U.S. to open up the OPEC(of petroleum exporting countries) cartel, which is a union of oil producing countries that regulate the amount of oil each country is able to produce. The third part of his five part plan is cracking down on China’s trade by calculating taxes on imports. Trump believes passionately in free trade, but only when everything is fair and currency is properly valued. Trump states, “ Getting China to stop playing its currency charades can begin whenever we elect a president ready to take decisive action( Breitbart, 1). Donald Trump also states that it would
allow the government to calculate taxes on imports based on how much the manufacturing country’s currency is diminished. The fourth step in his plan is a five point tax plan. Mr. Trump believes that America’s president should advocate for and win a five point tax plan to trigger economic growth and allow Americans to keep more of what they earn. First, Trump declares the U.S. must repeal the death tax which is proven to be the jobs killer that will result in a loss of about 1.5 million new jobs and small businesses. Second, Mr. Trump says smart tax policy includes lowering the tax rate on capital gains. Third, Trump would reduce the corporate tax rate to zero. Fourth, Trump says he would impose 20 percent tax on those who outsource jobs overseas. Finally, Trump says it is the time to implement a simpler income tax. Within the tax plan, he wants to reduce taxes across the board, especially for the middle class(Show Your Support, 1). Finally, the last step in the five point plan is to reform America’s Legal Immigration System. Donald Trump states that 350,000 immigrants have committed crime after illegally entering America. It costs about 1.1 billion dollars to keep them locked up and the average immigrant gets arrested up to seven times. Mr. Trump is determined to put this nonsense to an end. Included into the reforms for the Legal American Immigration System, the commander-in-chief has to enforce existing immigration laws and finish posting the border fence. Trump also lays out more policies including cracking down on entitlement fraud, ending Obamacare, and reforming America’s welfare system(Breitbart, 1). Donald Trump also envisions prioritizing jobs, wages, and security for Americans.
Even though Donald Trump has all this visions and plans for America, so does Hillary Clinton. Mrs. Clinton has an economic plan that focuses on increasing middle-class income. To achieve this plan, she consists of three policies. First, she will boost the economic growth, which means she will give tax cuts to the middle class and small businesses, establish infrastructure banks, and fund more scientific research. She desires to help women enter the workforce by requiring companies to pay for family leave. A plan that is called The College Affordability Plan would spend thirty five billion dollars a year to refinance student debt and to guarantee tuition. She expects to include these different other plans such as The National Infrastructure Plan, would spend 27.5 billion dollars annually to improve roads, bridges, public transit, rail, airports, the Internet, and water systems(Amadeo, 1), The Expanded Child Care Plan, would spend 27.5 billion dollars a year for states to make preschool eligible for all 4-year olds, and The Energy Plan, which would pay 9 billion dollars annually to repair oil pipelines, reduce carbon emissions, and fund health and retirements for coal workers. The second policy she plans on including is creating fair growth. Hillary was to raise the minimum wage up to 15 dollars an hour, increase workers’ benefits, expand overtime, and encourage businesses to share profits with employees. She also wants to invest in students and teachers. She plans on expanding job training, lower college and healthcare costs, and fight wage theft. The third and final policy she plans on using to increase middle class incomes is supporting long-term growth. Mrs. Clinton would create quarterly capitalism by raising short term capital gains taxes for those earning 400,000 dollars or more a year, top 0.5 percent of taxpayers. She would increase the tax rate on investments held between one and two years. All of these policies may seem correct to some citizens in America, but considering Hillary wants to get rid of coal mines, raise minimum wage to $15 an hour(which would corrupt the middle class and the encouragement in students to process with school all the way through college), and lower taxes on Americans that are in the range of lower to middle class and raise taxes on the higher class just because they can afford it, she would never be the best fit for America based on where the U.S. is today. Based on all the facts that were shown above and in the newsletters, articles, and the internet, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have completely different political views on how America should be reformed. Hillary focuses on the small things that aren’t the biggest priority in the U.S. currently and Mr. Trump is a realist that focuses on the major problems that America struggles with today, which is corrupting a diverse amount of qualities we must contain in order to be successful and functional. Even though other candidates believe and accommodate some of the same plans, values, and virtues for America as Donald Trump, he promotes those specific values in the most realistic way and would create a more practical and tactical president overall.
contrasting person to another may cherish. Hillary Clinton doesn't focus on the more realistic problems that America contains today. Donald Trump, on the other hand, deals with all the real problems that the citizens are distributing in their daily lives. Even though other candidates believe and accommodate some of the same plans, values, and virtues for America as Donald Trump, he promotes those specific values in the most realistic way and would create a more practical and tactical president overall.
For one, Donald Trump is an incredibly successful human being in the business world. He has been considered the definition of an American success story with his successes and standards in real estate, sports, and entertainment. He graduated from the Wharton school of Finance. He’s also an accomplished author with over fifteen bestsellers, and his first book called, “The Art of the Deal”, is considered a business classic and also included as one of the most successful business books of all time. He has over 25 million followers on social media and uses that to advocate for conservative causes, republican candidates, and to educate the public on the failures of president obama’s presidency. Donald Trump also appears on Fox television on Monday mornings and devotes an exceeding amount of his time to media interviews to promote Free market, the importance of a strong family, culture of life, strong military, and the country’s obligation to take care of our veterans and their families, considering he has been a devoted supporter of veteran causes. The fiftieth anniversary of World War Two, in 1995, only 100 people watched New York City's Veteran Day parade, which was an insult to the veterans. When Mr. Trump was approached by the mayor and the chief of New York City's FBI office, he agreed to lead as Grand Marshall a second parade later that same year. He made of $1 million donations to fund the Nation’s Day parade. That Saturday, over 1 million watched Donald Trump march down fifth avenue with more that twenty-five thousand veterans, some in their original uniforms. About a month later, Mr. Trump was honor in the Pentagon during a lunch with the Secretary of Defense and the entire Joint Chiefs staff. Not to mention, Mr. Trump also owns a world-renowned skyscraper that holds a hotel and award-winning golf courses. He is also an Emmy-nominated star and co-producer of the televisions series, “The Apprentice”, which became the number one show on television. Donald Trump received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and he is considered one of the highest paid public speakers in the world. His television series has raised over fifteen million dollars for charity. So as you can see, he was quite successful, and he also had great views on the political process of the United States(Show Your Support).
Along with his policy plans and virtual values for America, Donald Trump created a five-part strategy to help America become great again(News, 1).
The five strategy parts he is focusing on include foreign interventions must require cost-sharing plans to reduce U.S. Costs and guarantee veterans and their families are protected, pass NOPEC legislation to break OPEC’s grip on energy prices, look into China's currency manipulation by calculating taxes on imports based on how much manufacturing countries’ currency is undervalued, a five point tax plan, and reform America’s legal immigration system. Mr. Trump believes that money itself is a weapon and before America goes and spends millions more of dollars, the U.S. should implement cost-sharing agreements to reduce the cost burden on U.S. taxpayers and provide funds for families of fallen/wounded soldiers. The second strategy is to pass the NOPEC bill which stands for No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act. This would amend the Sherman Antitrust Act to allow the U.S. government to sue OPEC for violating antitrust laws. This bill was passed by the Senate Judiciary Committee four times and the NOPEC law passed the House of Representatives before President George W. Bush was frightened and then threatened to veto the bill. He feared of disciplinary action with wars raging in Iraq and Afghanistan. Passing the NOPEC law would have allowed the U.S. to open up the OPEC(of petroleum exporting countries) cartel, which is a union of oil producing countries that regulate the amount of oil each country is able to produce. The third part of his five part plan is cracking down on China’s trade by calculating taxes on imports. Trump believes passionately in free trade, but only when everything is fair and currency is properly valued. Trump states, “ Getting China to stop playing its currency charades can begin whenever we elect a president ready to take decisive action( Breitbart, 1). Donald Trump also states that it would
allow the government to calculate taxes on imports based on how much the manufacturing country’s currency is diminished. The fourth step in his plan is a five point tax plan. Mr. Trump believes that America’s president should advocate for and win a five point tax plan to trigger economic growth and allow Americans to keep more of what they earn. First, Trump declares the U.S. must repeal the death tax which is proven to be the jobs killer that will result in a loss of about 1.5 million new jobs and small businesses. Second, Mr. Trump says smart tax policy includes lowering the tax rate on capital gains. Third, Trump would reduce the corporate tax rate to zero. Fourth, Trump says he would impose 20 percent tax on those who outsource jobs overseas. Finally, Trump says it is the time to implement a simpler income tax. Within the tax plan, he wants to reduce taxes across the board, especially for the middle class(Show Your Support, 1). Finally, the last step in the five point plan is to reform America’s Legal Immigration System. Donald Trump states that 350,000 immigrants have committed crime after illegally entering America. It costs about 1.1 billion dollars to keep them locked up and the average immigrant gets arrested up to seven times. Mr. Trump is determined to put this nonsense to an end. Included into the reforms for the Legal American Immigration System, the commander-in-chief has to enforce existing immigration laws and finish posting the border fence. Trump also lays out more policies including cracking down on entitlement fraud, ending Obamacare, and reforming America’s welfare system(Breitbart, 1). Donald Trump also envisions prioritizing jobs, wages, and security for Americans.
Even though Donald Trump has all this visions and plans for America, so does Hillary Clinton. Mrs. Clinton has an economic plan that focuses on increasing middle-class income. To achieve this plan, she consists of three policies. First, she will boost the economic growth, which means she will give tax cuts to the middle class and small businesses, establish infrastructure banks, and fund more scientific research. She desires to help women enter the workforce by requiring companies to pay for family leave. A plan that is called The College Affordability Plan would spend thirty five billion dollars a year to refinance student debt and to guarantee tuition. She expects to include these different other plans such as The National Infrastructure Plan, would spend 27.5 billion dollars annually to improve roads, bridges, public transit, rail, airports, the Internet, and water systems(Amadeo, 1), The Expanded Child Care Plan, would spend 27.5 billion dollars a year for states to make preschool eligible for all 4-year olds, and The Energy Plan, which would pay 9 billion dollars annually to repair oil pipelines, reduce carbon emissions, and fund health and retirements for coal workers. The second policy she plans on including is creating fair growth. Hillary was to raise the minimum wage up to 15 dollars an hour, increase workers’ benefits, expand overtime, and encourage businesses to share profits with employees. She also wants to invest in students and teachers. She plans on expanding job training, lower college and healthcare costs, and fight wage theft. The third and final policy she plans on using to increase middle class incomes is supporting long-term growth. Mrs. Clinton would create quarterly capitalism by raising short term capital gains taxes for those earning 400,000 dollars or more a year, top 0.5 percent of taxpayers. She would increase the tax rate on investments held between one and two years. All of these policies may seem correct to some citizens in America, but considering Hillary wants to get rid of coal mines, raise minimum wage to $15 an hour(which would corrupt the middle class and the encouragement in students to process with school all the way through college), and lower taxes on Americans that are in the range of lower to middle class and raise taxes on the higher class just because they can afford it, she would never be the best fit for America based on where the U.S. is today. Based on all the facts that were shown above and in the newsletters, articles, and the internet, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have completely different political views on how America should be reformed. Hillary focuses on the small things that aren’t the biggest priority in the U.S. currently and Mr. Trump is a realist that focuses on the major problems that America struggles with today, which is corrupting a diverse amount of qualities we must contain in order to be successful and functional. Even though other candidates believe and accommodate some of the same plans, values, and virtues for America as Donald Trump, he promotes those specific values in the most realistic way and would create a more practical and tactical president overall.