America Pros And Cons

“There is no life without hope for our country.” America is a powerful nation, yet with that, comes lots of shortcomings. When I first ran as governor, I knew from my heart that I wanted to be a huge impact on the new society. My determination kept me going for a long time and now I want to be a bigger impact on America. As a Democratic candidate, I have my objectives set. My plan is to grow economy, provide free education, and make healthcare more affordable. Those main points have pros and con, but as a president I would minimize the cons and brings the out pros.

Before I became a governor, I went to Harvard and Princeton to study major in mathematics, politics, business, and economy. From there I got my master and Phd degree. When I finish school, I knew that I wanted to become a strong and helpful figure in the society so I decided to run
Having a healthy population in America would be important to me as a candidate running for president, because each person is important in the growth of our country. Medical services would be lowered from the higher prices if I was the president. Checkups, and necessary doctor visits should not put any person in debt, yet people are becoming poor because of it. Medical expenses are too high as of right now, and as a president I would look to do my best in making it more reasonable for Americans. This way people can afford it. Free hospitals would be built in town that are in needed, and everyone would be able to get free checkups once a year. Health care is available according to need rather than the ability to pay. Turning away somebody who is in need of medical treatment simply because they don’t have enough money to pay for it is immoral and unethical. There are many horrific conditions which are easy to treat. As a president, I will ensure provide general welfare among all citizens and make sure to use my powers to help those who are in