Argumentative Essay On Women And The Military

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Whenever a statement is made, it is important to remember to listen carefully at the details that are being said, moreover, to not misinterpret it. The statements that were made have mostly been misunderstood by media to make them sound ignorant. However those statements for the most part are true, about the military, immigration reform, even about getting jobs back into the country. If someone is speaking it is important to take note and not judge right away.
The armed forces are very important due to the fact that they are the first to lay their lives on the line for us, and the United States doesn’t treat them as well in return. It is very often that when someone returns from a war they are usually homeless or have an unstable job to pay for taxes or even groceries. These retired veterans have families to take care of, and not a soul is willing to help them out. If elected I will make sure that these brave men and women are taken care of by Federal government. They deserve the best treatment possible that can be brought to them. If we trim government spending from other unnecessary issues, such as Obama Care, then it won’t be that difficult. These men and women lay their lives on the line, however they do not get the treatment they deserve.
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These major corporations move overseas out of America, mainly due to the fact that they can find cheaper resources, and mistreat innocent people. Because of those reasons, there are family’s left out to starve, because the father cannot find a decent job with a steady paycheck to pay for meals or clothing. It has always concerned me that this is going on, which is why I will try to negotiate with these companies to get them to move back into America. I will see what they want to do and together we will come to a mutual agreement. That way less and less people go a day without

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