• At the conventions the candidates give their ‘acceptance speech’. In these speeches, the candidates outline their goals, talk about themselves and their families and try to summarize what they will do if elected. 
• Today, the candidate is unofficially chosen long before the convention.

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key political issues:  

1. a fair tax system: As president, Hillary wants to ensure that the 1% of America pay their fair share of taxes, by closing tax loopholes. Some of these are loopholes that reward companies by shifting jobs and professions overseas, by charging an “exit tax” to these companies, making them pay their share of taxes to the state, even when they are out of the country.
2. Generate enough renewable energy to power every home in America, with half a billion solar panels installed by the end of Hillary’s first term.

Some important pros and cons she stands for:

Political key persons

History

• South - Want slavery to make farming profitable (lots of farmers) legal
• North - Considers slavery unethical and inhuman (lots of industry) illegal

Political stances

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  Infrastructure investment strengthens our economic platform, makes America more competitive, creates millions of jobs, increases income from jobs for American workers, and reduces the costs of goods and services for American consumers
  
  

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  Over 60000 bridges are suffering from damages and cost the state around 50 billion a year and most major roads like highways are rated as “Less than good condition”
  
  

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  “According to the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), without major improvements to our transportation systems, “the United States will lose more than 2.5 million jobs by 2025” (NAM, Build To Win, 2016). NAM estimates a “ten-year funding gap” of approximately $1 trillion. The Trump Infrastructure Plan is aimed at achieving a target of investment to fill this gap. NAM also found that $8 billion in infrastructure tax credits would support $226 billion in infrastructure investment over 10 years. Innovative financing programs also provide a 10-to-1 return on investment.”
   the fun fact about this key issue is that hillary clinton more or less agree with these terms but of course trump states that he will double the amount of money Hillary clinton wants to spent on this infrastructure plan.
  
  

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  According to the Wall Street Journal, “more than a dozen [energy infrastructure] projects, worth about $33 billion, have been either rejected by regulators or withdrawn by developers since 2012, with billions more tied up in projects still in regulatory limbo.” This includes coal and shale energy export facilities. Major pipelines are being blocked as well. As noted in the Wall Street Journal, blocking such projects “leaves some communities without access to lower-cost fuel and higher-paying jobs.”
  
  The thing about this problem is that wall street have a big input on this because they claim that these infrastructures will come with a major downfall on the stocks for especially energy firms which can result in bankruptcy for the firms. and this is the reason why it is hard to make an infrastructure plan for this concrete issue.
  
  

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  Transform America’s bad standing infrastructure into a golden opportunity for accelerated economic growth and more rapid productivity gains with a deficit-neutral plan targeting substantial new infrastructure investments.
  
  
  
• Provide maximum flexibility to the states.
  
  
  
• Make clean water a high priority. Develop a long-term water infrastructure plan with city, state and federal leaders to upgrade aging water systems. Triple funding for state revolving loan fund programs to help states and local governments upgrade critical drinking water and wastewater infrastructure.
  
  For example we have Fragging which is polluting the water because it releases dangerous natural gases and causes the water to be undrinkeble 
  
  
  
• Link increases in spending to reforms that streamline permitting and approvals, improve the project delivery system, and cut wasteful spending on boondoggles.
  
  boondoggles is an expensive and wasteful project usually paid for with public money.  
  
  

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  Reduce taxes across-the-board, especially for working and middle-income Americans who will receive a massive tax reduction.
  
  
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  Ensure the rich will pay their fair share, but no one will pay so much that it destroys jobs or undermines our ability to compete.
  
  
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  Eliminate special interest loopholes, make our business tax rate more competitive to keep jobs in America, create new opportunities and revitalize our economy.
  
  
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  Reduce the cost of childcare by allowing families to fully deduct the average cost of childcare from their taxes, including stay-at-home parents.
  
  
• reduce the current seven tax brackets to three. less than 75.000: 12%- more than 75.000 but less than 225.000: 25%- more than 225.000: 35%. the brackets works the way that, if you Make leds than 75.000 a year, Then your tax will Be 12%.
  
  

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  All taxpayers would be able to create Dependent Care Savings Accounts (DCSAs) for the benefit of born or  unborn children. Total annual contributions to a DCSA are limited to $2,000 per year from all sources, which include the account owner (parent in the case of a minor) or the person establishing elder care account, immediate family members of the account owner, and the employer of the account owner. When established for children, the funds remaining in the account when the child reaches 18 can be used for education expenses, but additional contributions could not be made.
  
  
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  That’s why Donalds wants to invest a lot more money in the national defence.
  
  

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