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Hillary Clinton Government Position
At this point the election is less about who is the best candidate for the presidency, and more about who is not the worst. Though neither candidate is universally considered the ideal vision of a president, Hillary’s stance on issues such as foreign policy, tax plans, immigration policies, and abortion are much preferred. As the race between Secretary Clinton and Mr.Trump draws to a close America is waiting anxiously to see who their new leader will be.
A couple of the good points Clinton makes include her stance on foreign policy and her stance on the taxation of American Citizens. “From the Middle East and Asia to Europe and our own hemisphere, Hillary will strengthen the essential partnership that are a unique source of America’s strength,”(National).
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Clinton believes that there should be equal opportunity for citizenship in America. She has the stance that allowing people into the country will bring contributions that will strengthen America all around. “Woman's personal health decisions should be made by a woman, her family, and her faith, with the counsel of her doctor. Hillary will fight back against Republican attempts to restrict access to quality, affordable, reproductive health care,” (Women’s). As a woman, Clinton understand the importance of having control over your own body rather than the government. The right to choose what happens is supported by Clinton and that is very important. Many other stances Clinton has on important issues are noteworthy as well, but it doesn’t take a long list to see who the best candidate …show more content…
Hillary Clinton is the most suitable candidate for to be the 45th president because of her stances on foreign policy, the taxing of American citizens, immigration, and abortion. In the next 4 years there are many accomplishments that could be made, and there are many that are really hoping for, a few include equal rights for all citizens, the defeat of ISIS and any other terrorist organizations, and begin to solve some of the debt problems in America. Every individual vote makes a difference, though it may not seem this way to every voting citizen, change can happen, but only if everybody puts in the effort. Each candidate has their shot at the presidency, but only one can

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