In our recent class election I voted for Kenyatta, simply because we shared a lot of the same ideas. For example, we share the same views on abortions. We both agree that abortion should be legal in the United States. And even though she doesn’t state what she personally believes on the matter, she does give excellent justification for her decision. In addition, we basically have the same belief on our second amendment rights. I honestly wouldn’t want to be left with only a butter knife to defend myself. And even though her hypothetical situation was rather scary it was very believable.
The issue on transgenders was probably, in my opinion, the biggest factor in this election. In all honesty it was one of the most important issues on the list. I mean we constantly hear about this everywhere no matter how long it has passed. One person brings it up and then suddenly you have a group of people shouting at each other. Some stating the “laws” of the twenty-first century while the majority, at least in texas, preach the bible. And although I didn’t share the same opinion as Kenyatta, I understood the reasoning behind her decision and I respect it. Building a “both sex bathroom” is probably the easiest and less problematic way to resolve the situation. …show more content…
Although I didn’t agree on all her responses, I was able to understand her reasoning behind her answers. For example, we didn’t exactly agree on the death penalty, but I admire the way she created a solution, by means of a process that would give the persecuted the right to a trial before being sentenced to death, instead of just bluntly saying kill
The issue on transgenders was probably, in my opinion, the biggest factor in this election. In all honesty it was one of the most important issues on the list. I mean we constantly hear about this everywhere no matter how long it has passed. One person brings it up and then suddenly you have a group of people shouting at each other. Some stating the “laws” of the twenty-first century while the majority, at least in texas, preach the bible. And although I didn’t share the same opinion as Kenyatta, I understood the reasoning behind her decision and I respect it. Building a “both sex bathroom” is probably the easiest and less problematic way to resolve the situation. …show more content…
Although I didn’t agree on all her responses, I was able to understand her reasoning behind her answers. For example, we didn’t exactly agree on the death penalty, but I admire the way she created a solution, by means of a process that would give the persecuted the right to a trial before being sentenced to death, instead of just bluntly saying kill