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Dominic Visconti
Mr. William 1A
U.S. History
2016 Election
“ who did you vote for?” is a common question asked in any election but is a frowned upon question to ask. The 2016 election had a huge impact in American history. The election of 2016 led to a huge decrease of budget cuts and income tax, and even greater decrease of immigration, and a huge change on how things were run in America and in the world.
In the 2016 election it was Donald Trump versus Hillary Clinton for president of the United States and it was Donald Trump who won the election on November 8th 2016 with absolutely no political background. Donald Trump was a Republican his home state was New York his running mate was Mike Pence and he had 304 electoral votes. Donald Trump …show more content…
in the United States Capitol Washington, DC. Donald Trump also received a economics degree from Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania Trump was also born June 4th 1946 and it is currently 71 years old. Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 election she was Democratic her home state was also New York but was born in Chicago her running mate was Tim Kaine and she got 227 electoral votes. She went to Yale Law School from 1996 to 1977 with a Juris doctor degree and before she ran for president she was a United States Secretary from 2009 to 2013. Barack Obama the 44th president who was the president before Donald Trump and was in office as she and Hillary Clinton were running for president.
Donald Trump was not only lucky because most of the people in the United States started to favor Republican over democratic presidents, but honestly somewhat strategic on how he God himself elected as president of 2016 and most of his strategy was online. There are rules when having a company online media account, and those rules were: keep your professional life and personal life separate, respond to any negative right away and clear up the issue, and don't say anything …show more content…
Donald Trump wants to propose to put a ban on Muslims because of all the terrorism that was going on in the Middle East but eventually the legislative turn it down so he came back with a different saying which was not a ban on religion but a ban on something more Geographic in other words in any areas of the world where there are known terrorism Acts towards America. Trump one stated “when I am elected, I will suspend immigration from areas of the world when there is a proven history of terrorism against the United States, Europe, or our allies, until we understand how to end these threats.”(wiki) Donald Trump wants to pass the Kate's law where any Criminal Alien that comes through the American Border is assured strong mandatory minimum sentences. This law was named after Kathryn Stinle who was killed in June 2015 by an illegal immigrant that has multiple conviction and has been previously deported on five occasions. Donald Trump once proposed Mass deportation of all illegal immigrants but it was turn down due to constitutional in logistical reasons later Trump comes back with a 10-step plan and he eventually reiterates that “anyone who has entered the United States illegally is subjected to deportation” especially those who have committed significant crimes and those who have overstay

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