While in the debate, Hillary and Donald agreed on creating new income tax prices. They believe that lowering the income tax prices will help families in the lower classes. By doing this, the families will receive a higher income allowing them to support their family in a better way. (NY Times) Another topic that was brought up in the debate was trust within communities. Both candidates that are running for president believe that they need to help communities gain a better relationship between the people and police; doing this will stop some of the violence that has occurred throughout the country. In the debate Donald Trump said, “I agree with Secretary Clinton on this. You need to better relationships between the communities and the police, because in some cases, it’s not good.” (Washington post) This is something that both candidates are agreeing to handle if chosen president. The next topic that was agreed on was gun control. Hillary and Donald believe …show more content…
Cyber attackers have come from in the country and outside of the country, and these other countries need to know that we aren’t going to accept it. In the debate, Clinton said, “the United States has much greater capacity. And we are not going to sit idly by and permit state actors to go after our information, our private-sector information or our public-sector information.” (Washington Post) This is something that she said to show the country that she is going to try and end the attacks. The difference between her and Trump is that she doesn’t want to use any kind of warfare to take out these attackers. Hillary also thinks that Russia is the country that broke into our cyber network. Donald Trump thinks that several people could have broken into the DNC. He believes that by taking out our cyber attackers, he will help with taking out ISIS in and out of the United States. (Washington Post) This is a difference that has been discussed over and over again, but only one is the right way to go. The last issue being discussed is racial profiling. Clinton started the debate on racial profiling by talking about how race is a challenge in the country, and how it determines where people live, where they go to school, and how they are treated. (Washington Post) She wants to start a criminal justice reform to help end the racism in the country. Trump on the other hand