The Republican Debate

Progress in America, is it even possible with a split government? At the rate the Republicans are going, we will be reaching a downfall economically and climately while the middle and lower class break their back so these big and bad corporations can live in a cesspool of money. Since I have watched both Republican and Democratic Presidential Debate, I can absolutely say that the Republicans will not improve us. When comparing the two, the Republican Debate was almost a joke since they didn’t really talk about current policies, or how they’re going to change or fix issues. It was pretty entertaining watching the Republican Debate because there was a lot of shade being thrown at Trump and by Trump. However, if we’re talking what is best for …show more content…
I thought all of the Democrats were good, except for one, Senator Webb. The story behind Webb is that he was a liberal republican until he claimed to be kicked out of that party. Webb then joined the Independent party and is now a democrat. Webb was so annoying and unprofessional throughout the whole thing. It was probably better off if he didn’t actually joined the debate. He kept interrupting and kept asking for his time because the debate was mainly focused on Sanders and Clinton. It made him look bad and also when Cooper finally came around to asking Webb questions, he didn’t really know how to answer. It was so cringey seeing Webb attempt at answering these questions, when really it seems like he doesn’t know much at all. Webb didn’t even sound like a democrat, but nice try. The one candidate I felt bad for was Chafee, the poor man just wants America to go green and overall seems like such a nice and genuine guy. America isn’t looking for a soft president though, and he lacked a strong voice and policy. However, the two candidates who didn’t lack a strong voice or policy was Clinton and …show more content…
Clinton and Sanders were so strong and similar in their policies. Sanders want to make public colleges and universities free by increasing the wealthy class tax because he believes it is a right our children should have. He talks about how after graduating college, the overwhelming student debt is crushing. Hilary’s policies, in the same sense agrees with Sanders’, but stating that tuition should be lowered and ultimately it is the State’s decision to go through with this. Sanders also talks about free healthcare for Americans and he compares us to Denmark, and Sweden. Overall it is a tough decision between Sanders and Clinton. They both know what they’re doing and they both have great policies that I am absolutely for. Clinton definitely appeals to the feminists and the big media. I think its pretty clear that America wants a new face and a new gender in the White House. That is one of the reasons Clinton stands out. Not only was she Secretary of State, worked closely with Obama, a feminist, and is familiar with it all due to President Clinton, she’s a living proof of change and is an example of our nation progressing. Yes, America fears change, or at least that’s the Republicans, but we were never conventional. I think our generation has become the most accepting and understanding and the people are starting to open