Analysis Of Donald Trump: The First Presidential Debate

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In my opinion, Donald Trump won the first presidential debate. His best moments were at the beginning as he described a worn down United States, taken advantage of by other countries and torn apart by its own government. His commitment was to hold these people responsible at home and abroad and get tough on anyone who opposed him. Some of the most important statements he made was that he is going to get jobs back into America and re-negotiate our trade deals so we aren’t getting screwed over by people like China. I liked what he had to say to Hillary Clinton: “For 30 years, you've been doing it, and now you're just starting to think of solutions.” That's exactly what I thought as I watched. She has had 30 years to change things yet absolutely

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