Comparison Of Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton
This is the year of the election for a new president. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the running candidates for this year. They both have incredibly different views on how America should be this year. Donald is a republican, for one, and Hillary is a democrat, which tells citizens the values they cherish already. There is also various opinions on both candidates that have created a great amount of debates on television, newspapers, and even classrooms. Politics is filled with debates and opinions and that brings us up to this exact point. People may agree with Hillary Clinton on getting rid of coal mines and others agree with Donald Trump’s immigration laws. It’s all based on the preference one another has and the moral standards one
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The five strategy parts he is focusing on include foreign interventions must require cost-sharing plans to reduce U.S. Costs and guarantee veterans and their families are protected, pass NOPEC legislation to break OPEC’s grip on energy prices, look into China's currency manipulation by calculating taxes on imports based on how much manufacturing countries’ currency is undervalued, a five point tax plan, and reform America’s legal immigration system. Mr. Trump believes that money itself is a weapon and before America goes and spends millions more of dollars, the U.S. should implement cost-sharing agreements to reduce the cost burden on U.S. taxpayers and provide funds for families of fallen/wounded soldiers. The second strategy is to pass the NOPEC bill which stands for No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act. This would amend the Sherman Antitrust Act to allow the U.S. government to sue OPEC for violating antitrust laws. This bill was passed by the Senate Judiciary Committee four times and the NOPEC law passed the House of Representatives before President George W. Bush was frightened and then threatened to veto the bill. He feared of disciplinary action with wars raging in Iraq and Afghanistan. Passing the NOPEC law would have allowed the U.S. to open up the OPEC(of petroleum exporting countries) cartel, which is a union of oil producing countries that regulate the amount of oil each country is able to produce. The third part of his five part plan is cracking down on China’s trade by calculating taxes on imports. Trump believes passionately in free trade, but only when everything is fair and currency is properly valued. Trump states, “ Getting China to stop playing its currency charades can begin whenever we elect a president ready to take decisive action( Breitbart, 1). Donald Trump also states that it would
The five strategy parts he is focusing on include foreign interventions must require cost-sharing plans to reduce U.S. Costs and guarantee veterans and their families are protected, pass NOPEC legislation to break OPEC’s grip on energy prices, look into China's currency manipulation by calculating taxes on imports based on how much manufacturing countries’ currency is undervalued, a five point tax plan, and reform America’s legal immigration system. Mr. Trump believes that money itself is a weapon and before America goes and spends millions more of dollars, the U.S. should implement cost-sharing agreements to reduce the cost burden on U.S. taxpayers and provide funds for families of fallen/wounded soldiers. The second strategy is to pass the NOPEC bill which stands for No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act. This would amend the Sherman Antitrust Act to allow the U.S. government to sue OPEC for violating antitrust laws. This bill was passed by the Senate Judiciary Committee four times and the NOPEC law passed the House of Representatives before President George W. Bush was frightened and then threatened to veto the bill. He feared of disciplinary action with wars raging in Iraq and Afghanistan. Passing the NOPEC law would have allowed the U.S. to open up the OPEC(of petroleum exporting countries) cartel, which is a union of oil producing countries that regulate the amount of oil each country is able to produce. The third part of his five part plan is cracking down on China’s trade by calculating taxes on imports. Trump believes passionately in free trade, but only when everything is fair and currency is properly valued. Trump states, “ Getting China to stop playing its currency charades can begin whenever we elect a president ready to take decisive action( Breitbart, 1). Donald Trump also states that it would