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The American uproar
The whole world is in uproar. Who will win the American election the 8th of November? Trump or Clinton?
Anna Sandgaard & Hanna Søndergård Johansen
Donald Trump is the candidate for the Republican Party, as America’s new president in The United States. The 70 years old businessman and television producer had no experiences with politics, before he ran for the new president in the USA.
His opponent is Hillary Clinton. She’s Bill Clinton’s wife, and has hereby been a first lady.
She has been very active in politics her whole life.
In the last months Clinton’s and Trump’s fight has been the main discussion in the medias all over the world.
An interview at the Frøstruphave Efterskole shows, that most students and teachers will vote for Hillary Clinton.
But a survey on Facebook shows that the most people vote for Trump.
That shows, that the election is very vague.
But What are Trump's And Clinton's plans?
Taxes
Hillary Clinton’s plans are, to reduce the taxes for the poor people and to increase them for the rich people. She wants to support the intermediate layer.
Trump wants to reduce the taxes for all Americans, but he doesn’t tell, how he is doing that
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Foreign policy
Trump doesn’t only want to destroy the IS, he doesn’t either like the Iran-Deal, a framework agreement reached in 2015 between the Islamic Republic of Iran and a group of world powers.
But he seems to like the Russian president Wladimir Putin.
Clinton, in contrast, wants to show Putin more strength.
“Donald Trump wants us to fear the future and fear each other.” – Hillary Clinton
We asked the major of Varde Eric Buhl some question about the American election.
Eric Buhl prefers to vote for Hillary Clinton because he thinks that’s the best for Denmark and Europa.
The American elections have meaning for Denmark because America is our biggest safety for peace and a good trading partner.
He thinks if Trump wins, the world will become more insecure. The people will encapsulate them self more and forget the community. The difference between rich and poor in the USA becomes bigger – but he’s most worried about the many announcements from Trump, about people who doesn’t think like he does – and the consequences they get. And so the cooperation will become smaller.
Eric Buhl said, that our cooperation with the USA will continue in a good way, if Clinton wins.
The fundamental human sight looks like our, and therefore it will give us better options for a strong cooperation.
It’s not only Denmark who concerns of the elections. The whole world will be influenced of the election.
Of course will the elections also affect the Danish export.
Donald Trump will introduce limitations – this will mean the decline of export and workplaces in Denmark. Clinton wishes a starched cooperation – and this has to be preferred