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Donald Trump Should Be Our Next President
Do you think Donald Trump should be our next president? No,i think Donald Trump should not be our next. In 2011 he wanted to run for president, but he knew he was not going to win. When Donald Trump was 22 years old his dad gave him a million dollars to start his career. If Donald wins I think he might get assassinated like John F Kennedy.

On Donald Trump's twitter account he blamed blacks and Hispanics for violent crime across the country. He also claimed that Mexicans are rapists and killers.Donald published a book called The Black. Donald claimed a month later, after the book was published that he is not racist and he likes blacks. ''It was just the title,"Trump said. In an interview with NBC News on September 1989,Trump remarked,''A
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Donald said the poor people are taking Americans jobs.Trump remarked that he is tired of seeing people on the side of the road because those are the people that vote for me. Donald also remarked ''When i win every poor person is going to have a job''.

Donald Trump has no experience. If Donald wins our country will be a mad house. Donald has no idea what he is doing. Trump is running for president because he wants to own the country like he owns million dollar hotels.Trump is trying to start a war with the Mexicans for no reason.

Fifty percent of America thinks he is a good president.The reason that is because he is a billionaire.Brooklyn Frazer from CNN news tells the nation that ''He should not have to run because he is rich,Donald should just win without being elected.'' Donald is second in the poll chart. George W Bush said '"Trump is the best president bedsides me.''

The reason Donald should not be our next president is because he is mean. Donald has no idea what he is doing. Trump is racist and makes negative comments about blacks and Hispanics. President Obama said ''Trump should stay as an American bussnies man and not step foot in the white house.'' Thrirty-five percent of America thinks he should not be our next

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