Donald Trump's Tax Proposal
wouldn't affect many people. The rich would pay more, but taxes would basically stay the way they are.
On the other hand, Donald Trump and his tax proposal would have a direct injection into everyone's paychecks. With his tax plans, the government would not be capable of funding most services it does today. The ACA would no longer exist, Social Security would have to become privatized, and there would be less money for the government to use. Lastly, in order to fund Sanders's proposals, tax rates for everyone had to go up. To decrease poverty levels, the wealthy would have to pay a larger share. As a result, the wealth would be redistributed in America. The benefits from his taxation would include better healthcare and Social Security. Four-year …show more content…
Slowly, he has become more liberal since his announcement to run for president. The racist and sexist rhetoric made people vote for him, but that behavior can not be tolerated in the Oval office. Currently, he claims all of his prior policies were suggestions. The uncertainty he brings to the White House is better than someone with a scandalous nature. Its a toss up between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, but he has a slight edge on her. His next move is unknown, but if continues down his current path, soon, he will become more liberal than Hillary Clinton. Today, he is better for the American people, but at any moment, that can …show more content…
Donald Trump has said racist and sexist remarks throughout his campaign, and if he becomes president, nobody knows what he will do. Hillary Clinton has been the face of to many scandals for people to see her as electable. As Donald Trump becomes more stable, the people will think of him as better than Clinton. He's beginning to become more of a candidate, and Hillary needs to find a way to impact America. According to CBS News, “compared to frontrunners in previous presidential primary races, Trump and Clinton's unfavorable ratings (57 percent and 52 percent respectively) are the highest in CBS News/New York Times Polls going back to 1984, when CBS began asking this question” (Salvanto). The only negative Bernie Sanders has is calling himself a democratic
On the other hand, Donald Trump and his tax proposal would have a direct injection into everyone's paychecks. With his tax plans, the government would not be capable of funding most services it does today. The ACA would no longer exist, Social Security would have to become privatized, and there would be less money for the government to use. Lastly, in order to fund Sanders's proposals, tax rates for everyone had to go up. To decrease poverty levels, the wealthy would have to pay a larger share. As a result, the wealth would be redistributed in America. The benefits from his taxation would include better healthcare and Social Security. Four-year …show more content…
Slowly, he has become more liberal since his announcement to run for president. The racist and sexist rhetoric made people vote for him, but that behavior can not be tolerated in the Oval office. Currently, he claims all of his prior policies were suggestions. The uncertainty he brings to the White House is better than someone with a scandalous nature. Its a toss up between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, but he has a slight edge on her. His next move is unknown, but if continues down his current path, soon, he will become more liberal than Hillary Clinton. Today, he is better for the American people, but at any moment, that can …show more content…
Donald Trump has said racist and sexist remarks throughout his campaign, and if he becomes president, nobody knows what he will do. Hillary Clinton has been the face of to many scandals for people to see her as electable. As Donald Trump becomes more stable, the people will think of him as better than Clinton. He's beginning to become more of a candidate, and Hillary needs to find a way to impact America. According to CBS News, “compared to frontrunners in previous presidential primary races, Trump and Clinton's unfavorable ratings (57 percent and 52 percent respectively) are the highest in CBS News/New York Times Polls going back to 1984, when CBS began asking this question” (Salvanto). The only negative Bernie Sanders has is calling himself a democratic