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Pros And Cons Of Trump As A President

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Trump isn’t a normal candidate, of course. But the debates are critically important for him, even more than they would be if he were a traditional nominee. As he often points out, his opponent is a professional politician who has been around for a long time. As a former First Lady, U.S. senator, and Secretary of State, she is a known quantity. Trump is an untested businessman running for the most powerful elected office in the world. The onus is on him to demonstrate that he has the knowledge, the judgment, and the character to be President. And where better to do that than before eighty-four million television

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