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The Argument Against Hillary Clinton

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As voters around America get ready to vote serious consideration should be given towards Hillary Clinton based on her experience and past social reforms. With the election day quickly approaching it is imperative to be able to choose a candidate that can lead this nation forward. Somebody who can solve the slowly accumulating problems of this country and bring about change for the better. There are to comparable candidates in the major running that are polar opposites, this makes the race interesting pulling apart the seams of the people. There are a number of aspects that make each unlikely as well as unpopular to some but we will take a look as to why Clinton would be considered the more favorable opponent. As it is well known Trump is a

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