Five Reasons To Vote For President Bill Clinton
Five reasons to vote for her : She's experienced boasts an impressive resume. She's worked in neighborhoods. She's worked in Congress, and the White House. And she's worked in foreign affairs. That makes her the candidate most qualified to run the country. As a lawyer, she helped investigate President Richard Nixon. She's pro-immigrant. Clinton supports comprehensive immigration reform that would allow law-abiding immigrants to more easily become naturalized citizens. Clinton wants to deport individuals who pose a threat to American safety. She is in favor of giving refugees seeking asylum a fair chance. She wants to build on the Affordable Care Act. Clinton said at a debate this month that she believes President Barack Obama's health care
initiative gave about 90 percent of Americans the ability to receive health insurance. She knows how to work across the aisle. But she vowed to stand firm on certain, important issues. "I worked across the aisle all the time," Clinton told the Monitor. "I will do whatever it takes to reach out to anybody, anytime, anywhere in pursuit of common ground on issues that I think are important for the country — but I will also stand my ground." She has a plan to combat gun violence. Clinton wants to create tougher background checks for gun owners. She wants to prevent severely mentally ill people from obtaining guns, and keep assault weapons off the streets. These changes could help prevent future mass killings. Five reasons why I vote against her
She's embroiled in an email scandal. Clinton violated security rules by using a private email server to send emails while working in the U.S. State Department — and could have compromised national security in the process. She made mistakes on the Benghazi issue. The 2012 attacks on an American diplomatic building in Benghazi, Libya, left four people dead, including Chris Stevens, the American ambassador to Libya. Republicans maintained that the Obama administration ignored intelligence about the attacks and attempted to hide information in the days following the attack
initiative gave about 90 percent of Americans the ability to receive health insurance. She knows how to work across the aisle. But she vowed to stand firm on certain, important issues. "I worked across the aisle all the time," Clinton told the Monitor. "I will do whatever it takes to reach out to anybody, anytime, anywhere in pursuit of common ground on issues that I think are important for the country — but I will also stand my ground." She has a plan to combat gun violence. Clinton wants to create tougher background checks for gun owners. She wants to prevent severely mentally ill people from obtaining guns, and keep assault weapons off the streets. These changes could help prevent future mass killings. Five reasons why I vote against her
She's embroiled in an email scandal. Clinton violated security rules by using a private email server to send emails while working in the U.S. State Department — and could have compromised national security in the process. She made mistakes on the Benghazi issue. The 2012 attacks on an American diplomatic building in Benghazi, Libya, left four people dead, including Chris Stevens, the American ambassador to Libya. Republicans maintained that the Obama administration ignored intelligence about the attacks and attempted to hide information in the days following the attack