Donald Trump Debate Analysis

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During the debate, the journalists have asked both candidates questions so many times but as his habit, Donald Trump instead of answering the questions, opened another debate by verbally attacking his rival Hilary while she answered the asked questions.
The first question was about Education which the Democratic candidate found that, through their Slogan express their vision of America. So working together is one of the keys for a good success and the democratic party, Hilary Clinton wants to reconcile the country. Trump replied by agreeing to get back the America to its greatness. But as usual, he started talking about a subject that has no relation with the asked question such as the US deal with Iraq that Donald trump qualified as unilateral
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she said that the fact that 33000 emails have been deleted do disqualified her to be a good commander and assumed she made a mistake. Donald Trump did not want to understand Hillary’s mistakes and promised to provide the truth to the people and to jail Hillary Clinton once he gets elected. He suggested to instruct the attorney general to investigate and to look into the situation concerning the deleted emails because he never trusted Hillary and treated her as liar as she has deceived so many people. However, both republicans and democrats disagree with his decision to jail …show more content…
Donald has replied that during all her years in politics, she could vote laws again the tax nonpayment issues but she has never done it because her friends are among of those who are taking advantage of it and she supports and protects them. He even cited Warren Buffet as in the same situation like him what Warren Buffet has replied the next day after feeling accused wrongly. But at the end, Donald accused Hillary of wanting to raise taxes while he wants to decrease them.
Would Hillary Clinton have two faces? The question was asked because of what has been revealed on WikiLeaks about the contrast between her public and private views, on what she says in the media and before the world and what she says in the shadows. she explains herself as being inspired by the methods of Abraham Lincoln.
On the question, what will you do once president? Donald Trump said he will create more jobs, regenerate cities, and promised to be the president of all races. By contrary, Hillary talked about how she will intervene in Syria to stop the war and she also enumerated all her past good deeds and her will to make every citizen feel like part of

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