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Hillary Clinton Is A Good President

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The current Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have voters and spectators questioning whether either candidate is fit to be the next President of the United States of America. On one hand you have Donald Trump, who has proven time and time again that he is a threat not only to himself but to the people around him. The Republican candidate 's controversial campaign has been marked by bursts of false and outrageous allegations, personal insults, sexist remarks and outright bigotry. His rallies and speeches gather crowds of unruly supporters who have received a reputation of causing violence. On the other hand you have, Hillary Clinton who may not be the ideal candidate, but is certainly the better choice. If her record as Senator and Secretary of State is any indicator of the kind of administrator she will be as president, she has the makings of an extremely competent president. It is hard to imagine a better qualified candidate for the job. …show more content…

As Donald Trump himself admitted in the last Presidential debate, “The one thing she has over me is experience.” Hillary is the former secretary of state, U.S Senator and First Lady, whereas her opponent has no political experience. Over the course of her career, she has demonstrated her intelligence, tenacity, ferocious work ethic, and seriousness of purpose. She has always been an advocate of child care, equal pay, paid leave all of which are fundamental economic issues for females. Although the controversy surrounding the leaked emails of the former Secretary of State may have turned away potential supporters, it 's important to remember that the FBI was unable to find anything incriminating even after a second investigation of the leaked emails. Another reason as to why I think Hillary should be president is because it’s about time America saw a woman in the Oval

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