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Compare And Contrast Hillary Clinton And Ben Carson

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Nick Emmert Larry Blomstedt HIST-1301 5 October 2015 Ben Carson and Hillary Clinton I chose to write about Ben Carson and Hilary Clinton. I chose these two because I feel they are 2 of the most popular candidates. Ben Carson feels that we have a way to build a wall but not the will to which means that we know we can but in reality we just do not want to as a country. Employers enjoy cheap labor and he is not opposed to people coming here legally. But if they are allowed in this country to work but not to obtain citizenship that is a morale low. Clinton on the other hand believes that deporting illegals in America is wrong and they should be able to obtain citizenship within 100 days. Carson also feels wealth should not be distributed equally.

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