It is the end of the Obama administration and now two candidates from each party compete against one another to become the next in line for presidency. Hillary Clinton is the Democratic candidate while Donald Trump is the Republican candidate.Although they have similar viewpoint in some issues, they differ greatly on issues regarding the economy, domestic, individuals rights, and defense/international policies. Economic issues that Clinton and Trump disagree on include cases such as privatizing social security, and immigration policies. Both Clinton and Trump have promised to protect Social Security but in recent weeks, Trump’s advisers have hinted at entitlement cuts. Clinton’s Social Security platform emphasizes her opposition
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Clinton has been an advocate for gun control for a long period of time already. She has pushed for a ban on assault weapons, implementing stricter background checks, and preventing loopholes that will allow weapons to be sold or exchanged at gun shows and over the internet. Her opponent, Trump, is advocating for the preservation of the second amendments; in fact, he hopes to institute a national right to bear arms. Trump actively supports the National Rifle Association and second amendment activists by promising not to implement a ban on assault weapons if he won the election. Moreover, both candidates argue whether or not to keep Obamacare. Clinton supports Obamacare wholeheartedly and if she gets more Democratic support in Congress, she hopes to expand Obamacare to those who are still uninsured. Trump, however, wishes to get rid of the mandate. Him and his advisors stated that Obamacare has raised the economic uncertainty of everyone who currently resides in the United States. If elected, the Trump administration will also try to immediately deliver a repeal of Obamacare and instead, enforce free market principles which will help broaden healthcare access. As a result, this would make healthcare more affordable and enhance the quality of care in the United …show more content…
Of course, Donald Trump believes the United States should ban every single Muslims from entering the country while Clinton believes the United States has a right to invade the Middle-Eastern countries. Additionally Trump also agreed with former president, George W. Bush, that it’s perfectly fine to torture prisoners in the name of fighting terrorism. Similarly but not quite, Clinton agrees with Benjamin Netanyahu that it’s also perfectly fine to bombard crowded neighborhoods in order to fight against terrorism. Trump wishes to expand the military while Clinton strongly disagrees. Also, Trump supports American exceptionalism while Clinton does not; Trump also favors avoiding foreign entanglements while Clinton, again, does
Clinton has been an advocate for gun control for a long period of time already. She has pushed for a ban on assault weapons, implementing stricter background checks, and preventing loopholes that will allow weapons to be sold or exchanged at gun shows and over the internet. Her opponent, Trump, is advocating for the preservation of the second amendments; in fact, he hopes to institute a national right to bear arms. Trump actively supports the National Rifle Association and second amendment activists by promising not to implement a ban on assault weapons if he won the election. Moreover, both candidates argue whether or not to keep Obamacare. Clinton supports Obamacare wholeheartedly and if she gets more Democratic support in Congress, she hopes to expand Obamacare to those who are still uninsured. Trump, however, wishes to get rid of the mandate. Him and his advisors stated that Obamacare has raised the economic uncertainty of everyone who currently resides in the United States. If elected, the Trump administration will also try to immediately deliver a repeal of Obamacare and instead, enforce free market principles which will help broaden healthcare access. As a result, this would make healthcare more affordable and enhance the quality of care in the United …show more content…
Of course, Donald Trump believes the United States should ban every single Muslims from entering the country while Clinton believes the United States has a right to invade the Middle-Eastern countries. Additionally Trump also agreed with former president, George W. Bush, that it’s perfectly fine to torture prisoners in the name of fighting terrorism. Similarly but not quite, Clinton agrees with Benjamin Netanyahu that it’s also perfectly fine to bombard crowded neighborhoods in order to fight against terrorism. Trump wishes to expand the military while Clinton strongly disagrees. Also, Trump supports American exceptionalism while Clinton does not; Trump also favors avoiding foreign entanglements while Clinton, again, does