Hillary Clinton vs Donald Trump The candidates for the 2016 elections are Republicans Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich. The Democrats are Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. There were many other candidates, but along the way they dropped out of the race. The two leading candidates are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Everyone has their own opinion on the two leading candidates. Hillary Clinton is leading the Democrats and Donald Trump is leading the Republicans. Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have some positives and negatives to their campaigns. Hillary Clinton is from Chicago, Illinois and was born on October 26, 1947, at the age of 68. Hillary attended Yale Law School and the twelve key issues are education, guns, healthcare, immigration, jobs and wages, marijuana, social issues, taxes, Israel, Iran, Islamic State and trade. Some of the twelve key questions are more important than others. For example, Hillary Clinton wants to “make community college free and allow students to attend four-year public colleges debt-free” (Wellford and Desjardins). This is a very important key question because who wouldn't want college to be free? Some people believe this is not a good idea, but others think it would be a great investment. According to Wellford and Desjardins, Hillary Clinton wants to make it where some weapons are banned. He also wants to make sure that when someone buys a gun they have to go through a background check with no loopholes (Wellford and Desjardins). Everyone has their own opinion on gun control and how it should be addressed. Another of the twelve key issues is healthcare. Many people don't think Obamacare is bringing any benefits, but others support it. Clinton wants to “expand Obamacare” (Wellford and Desjardins). Obamacare expansion could be good or bad. Immigration is a very broad key issue. Hillary Clinton believes immigrants have a right to be here, so she wants to “give up deportation and expand it. Giving undocumented residents a path to legal status” (Wellford and Desjardins). These are just a few of the twelve keys "Donald was an energetic and assertive child, and his parents sent him to the New York Military Academy at age thirteen, hoping that the school's discipline would channel his energy in positive ways" ( “Donald Trump”). Donald Trump ended up doing well academically, becoming a star athlete and student leader. He graduated in 1964 from the academy and then decided to attend Fordham University. He then transferred to the Wharton School of Finance from the University of Pennsylvania. There he graduated in economics in 1968 (“Donald Trump”). Many people believe that if we had a president with a degree in economics we could be better off announced that he would run for president on the Republican ticket for the June elections 2016 16,