Facts About The Election

Through classroom examination on the election issues I learned that the government election issues have many pros and cons and it takes a lot of thinking to pick a side. Another thing I learned is candidates do usually disagree with each other on a lot of things but they can also agree on many issues. Next I learned is that even though you may not agree with a candidate you will be surprised by the amount of ideas on issues you and the candidate have in common and even though you have so much in common you don't have to vote for them or like them. Lastly I learned that there are more than just Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump running for president. There are other candidates that are from many different parties, but they don't usually become presidents.

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