Donald Trump Is Bad

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Some may argue that Donald is not the traditional politic and does not have the correct credentials to be a fit president, but I believe that since Donald is not a politician, he is more fit to be president. Donald Trump is a businessman who owns a property management agency known as Trump Organization. Donald Trump is a businessman, which gives him a unique perspective of our country. Donald Trump is not a politician and he doesn’t try to act like one. When dealing with issues that anger him, he doesn’t hold back. In debates, he doesn’t try to sugar code what's going on with the world, he gives the information to us straight, unlike Hillary. Donald is against all the lies that the government tells citizens, and is against the secrets that …show more content…
In recent studies written by one author of Fortune (Jill Hamburg Coplan), the United States is ranked “number 27 out of the 27 high-income countries” for “Median wealth per adult”. Although this may not seem that bad, other studies show from Trump data, that the country reached its all-time high of national debt with 19.5 trillion dollars. In 2016, our debt has been greater than it ever has. With Obama in office, 45.8 million people now use food stamps, 17.6 million more than when George bush was in office. There is no doubt that Obama did not improve the economy, in fact, he let our economy go down the drain. Donald Trump thinks that we should try to get more businesses inside the country and try to stop businesses from leaving the country. Instead of increasing the taxes, he will cut the taxes and will cause all classes to have an increased income. On Donald's web page, it says “A married couple earning $75,000 per year with two children and $10,000 in child care expenses will receive a 30% reduction in their tax bill.” His Pro-Growth economic policy will conservatively boost growth approximately “ 3.5 percent per year on average, well above the 2 percent currently projected by government forecasters, with the potential to reach a 4% growth rate”(Trump Campaign). If this was to happen, we will slowly be making out way out of our debt as a country. In a speech given by Trump, he says , “If we lower our taxes, remove destructive regulations, unleash the vast treasure of American energy, and negotiate trade deals that put America First, then there is no limit to the number of jobs we can create and the amount of prosperity we can unleash… America will truly be the greatest place in the world to invest, hire, grow and to create new jobs, new technologies, and entire new industries. Instead of driving