Hillary Clinton Vs Donald Trump Comparison

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Michael Obama once said, “ When they go low you go high.” In this 2016 election it feels like we all are going low and just waiting to see who is going to go high and win this presidential election. This election has become weird and bizarre for the fact that candidates Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump tend to push each other buttons to confess things and call each other liars. They both have their own opinion and idea on how they will make society a better place for all of us , but both individuals have their own ways on making changes. In reality who is telling the truth? Which candidate will actually keep their word and make America great? It’s bizarre for the fact that once people hear “ Let’s make America great again” they tend to get …show more content…
You may say how this campaign is bizarre and unusual, well first of all, the Republican candidate Donald Trump who has not type of experience in the government or either in politics. The experience he has is being becoming President of his organization. Trump is an American businessman and television producer who was raised in New York and now is running to be our next president. In the other hand Democrat candidate Hilary Clinton is an American politician who served as the 67th United States Secretary of State Senator. Washington Post article named,“Is Hilary Clinton the “most experienced” presidential candidate in history?’’by Philip Bump , Bump states that Current President Obama quotes,“Look, I know how hard this job can be. That 's why I know Hillary will be so good at it,”he said."In fact, I don 't think that there 's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office.”Who knows better than our current president, Obama trust and encourages Hilary Clinton to continue on the presidential …show more content…
For instance, something that is always being brought up upon these two candidates are the release of Donald Trumps tax returns and Hilary Clintons deleted emails. Trumps refused to release his tax returns but the question is why? In the Final presidential debate Hilary states that Donald Trump is the first candidate who hasn 't released his tax reports. In Politifact article by Louis Jacobson, he states that, “ It is true that Trump 's businesses have received a lot of attention, but without the release of Trump 's tax returns.” Trump does not want to release his tax returns due to possibilities of facing criticism. On the other hand, Hilary Clinton email scandal being reopened by the FBI which is totally bizarre for the fact that it is only a few days beadier the election and it may affect her campaign. In BBC article by Anthony Zurcher he states,“ The FBI is reopening its investigation since it was first reveled in the winter of

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