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Hillary Clinton: A Political Analysis
This November 8, 2016 our Presidential Elections will take place. Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Jill Stein, and Gary Johnson are the candidates running for their parties. Hillary Clinton is a part of the Democratic Party, Donald Trump is the Republican nominee, Jill Stein is in the Green Party, and Gary Johnson is the Libertarian candidate. The Electoral College is made up of 538 electors. If a candidate receives more than 269 electoral votes they automatically win the election regardless of whoever gets the popular vote. This election America will choose a direction for our country to head into from issues of gun violence to immigration reforms. Hillary Clinton has proved she’s the candidate who can take on tough fights and get things …show more content…
Hillary does not believe in “trickle-down economics”- where economic policies favor the wealthy and that the economy benefits when the wealthy do. Hillary Clinton would address income unbalances through increased taxes on the wealthy. She called for a 4% additional tax on those who receive an income over five million dollars. She also calls for increased tax breaks for education and health care spending for families in the middle class. Thus, causing the top 1% to pay for around three-quarters of Clintons tax increases; according to the Tax Policy Center. Another key issue that Hillary stands by President Barrack Obamas executive action on the immigration reform that allows for long-term illegal immigrants in the United States and their families to gain legal residency and in the future citizenship in the United States. She plans to do so within her first 100 days in office. Hillary will put forth most resources on deporting and detaining people who present a threat to the society and hear out those refugees who seek asylum in the United States. By doing so Clinton says it will add $700 billion to our economy and allow families to reunite with family and start their dreams. Also, Hillary will tighten up gun control by closing loopholes in current legislation to prevent criminals from getting guns. She asserts that, “90 people a day die from gun violence in our country, that’s 33,000 people a year.” Clinton proposes that that the 2004 assault weapon ban should be brought back to decrease the amount of gun violence. Clintons plan is to challenge the “Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act,” which protects gun manufacturers from being sued by people harmed from gun violence. Lastly Clinton stands firmly on pro-life. Hillary proclaimed, “I will defend Planned Parenthood. I will defend Roe v. Wade, and I will defend women's rights to make their own health care

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