Comparison Of Hillary Clinton And Ted Cruz

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Presidential election has remained always a critical event in the history of United States of America. This is due to the fact that America always elected his president over the considerations required for the appropriate choices regarding the selection of president of United States of America and that America is a country of mix people living and working. Currently, the situation of the presidential election of 2016 has repeated the old tradition and people are becoming more furious about the president of the United States of America. At the glance of political realm, there are two candidates who have gained the public support and fame among the people of United States of America because of their distinct ideologies and political stances as well. Ted Cruz is the leading figures among all the other political figures of …show more content…

On the other hand, at the other edge, Hillary Clinton is appreciated and supported by people of America and gained a dominant political position among all the other candidates of Democratic Party. Currently, people not merely in the United States, but also in other countries of the world are looking for the next president of the United States of America. The struggle is continuous between the Republicans and the Democrats regarding the attainment of presidential seat.
Hilary Clinton as a political figure if more liked by the people because of his deep political perceptions and his ideologies about the different realms of politics and law as well. On the other hand, Ted Cruz is not supported by the people than Clinton. This is due to a number of facts that actually have laid down the strong political position of Clinton as the most experience and intellectual personalities among all the other politicians, currently. From the editorial point of view, Hilary Clinton will win the presidential election of 2016 and will be the next president of the United States of America for next years of presidential period.

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