Reflective Essay: My View Of The Democratic Party
I would consider myself to be conservative. I have very conservative views on most political topics, besides Gay Marriage. As far as my demographic, I am the exact opposite of what you would expect. As a female, college student you would probably expect me to be more liberal.
I think one of the biggest things that would make me stand out is that I am against abortion. Unless the mothers is at risk, or it was a case of rape, I don’t think it should be an option. These are personal believes that I have always held on the topic. I do see the other side, but I personally cannot support something the idea of it. Another thing that would make me stand out is that I don’t believe in “free” healthcare or college. I feel very strongly about these …show more content…
We are in no means financially comfortable enough to deal with these changes. He has had to make cuts in our family budget that he don’t want to. I think it is important to help the less fortunate, and we do. But, my dad worked his way through college, became successful on his own and made a great life for our family. He raised my brothers and I to save money and work hard for the things we want, so we can provide for our future families as he has done for us. I know that certain things that the Democratic Party is doing, will make that harder.
This current election has me very confused, I am in no way a Trump supporter. It is a sad reality that he is most likely our Republican Nominee. But, I would vote for him. The economic divide is too big not to. I’m not a Hilary fan. I personally thing Bernie’s beliefs are too liberal. The divide between the two parties is too big for me to sway.
While I feel strongly about my beliefs, I do try to see the other side of things. Everyone gets so riled up about politics, and in reality that is a good thing. We are fortunate enough to be able to use our voices. I’m all for discussions. I have my own belief, because I grew up a certain way. I love hearing about why others, from different demographics, have
I think one of the biggest things that would make me stand out is that I am against abortion. Unless the mothers is at risk, or it was a case of rape, I don’t think it should be an option. These are personal believes that I have always held on the topic. I do see the other side, but I personally cannot support something the idea of it. Another thing that would make me stand out is that I don’t believe in “free” healthcare or college. I feel very strongly about these …show more content…
We are in no means financially comfortable enough to deal with these changes. He has had to make cuts in our family budget that he don’t want to. I think it is important to help the less fortunate, and we do. But, my dad worked his way through college, became successful on his own and made a great life for our family. He raised my brothers and I to save money and work hard for the things we want, so we can provide for our future families as he has done for us. I know that certain things that the Democratic Party is doing, will make that harder.
This current election has me very confused, I am in no way a Trump supporter. It is a sad reality that he is most likely our Republican Nominee. But, I would vote for him. The economic divide is too big not to. I’m not a Hilary fan. I personally thing Bernie’s beliefs are too liberal. The divide between the two parties is too big for me to sway.
While I feel strongly about my beliefs, I do try to see the other side of things. Everyone gets so riled up about politics, and in reality that is a good thing. We are fortunate enough to be able to use our voices. I’m all for discussions. I have my own belief, because I grew up a certain way. I love hearing about why others, from different demographics, have