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Donald Trump Will Benefit America?
Disgusted with the current presidential candidates? Many of those running for office acted like children throughout this political race. Some of the many even,bully others while giving a speech and debates. Others however, are prejudiced toward certain races, as well as their fellow opponents. A few candidates have also done some questionable deeds prior to running presidential race .Following that , Donald Trump nor Hillary Clinton are satisfactory for the office as president as they have demonstrated a lack of characteristics and have even shown deplorable actions. What experience does Donald Trump have that would qualify as a him an honorable …show more content…
None of his goals could benefit America. Donald Trump promised to make things in America suitable,but in the long run it will only ruin America . Mr.Trump has claimed to build a wall between the U.S and Mexico, but even his followers are skeptically (Qiu,1) . The main problem with the wall us that it will cost more money to build which means taxes will go up. Mr.Trump also had said that he would reduce taxes for the American people (Qiu,1). The taxes won’t be cut because America is most likely going to be paying for the wall therefore taxes would go up .That being said, Mr.Trump won't be able to relieve stress for America, but in fact make it worse, but that doesn’t mean he can’t make a good …show more content…
Gary Johnson ( Libertarian Party) should win for the next presidential candidate. Personally I think that Gary Johnson has a good head on his shoulder and could really improve America. I don’t like either of the main politics in general, I don’t like politics to beginning with for I find it pointless. I don’t like either of their ideas on how to make America great again because will raise taxes for the wall and the other might leak/sell all of our information to the world. Therefore I don’t like politics and I find this whole thing to be pointless and I feel like it won’t benefit anyway one. Work Cited Cohn, Marjorie. "The Content of Donald Trump's Character." Truthout. N.p., 31 July
2016. Web. 29 Sept. 2016.
Dan, Carrie. "Poll: 61% Percent Concerned about Trump's Experience." NBC News.,23
May 2016. Web. 29 Sept. 2016.

Qiu, Linda. "Donald Trump's Top 10 Campaign Promises." PolitiFact.,15 July 2016. Web. 29 Sept.

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