Donald Trump solidifies his lead, but leaves many nervous
Donald Trump is in his strongest lead in the race for the Republican presidential nomination. However, nearly two-thirds of American voters say they are concerned or frightened by the prospect of him becoming president. Due to his bluntness in saying to keep immigrants out and to remove all Muslims from entering the United States are one of the main reasons for this. Trump dominates the support of 35 percent of Republicans primary voters, leading his closest competitor Ted Cruz. However, it still not certain if most Republicans would vote for him because a 64 percent of them say it's still too early to be sure. However, there is a slight comparison of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump by 24 percent of voters expressing concern and 40 percent fear about what Mr. Trump would do if elected president, whereas 23 percent said they are concerned and 34 percent scared about the possibility of a Clinton presidency. Overall, the nationwide telephone poll was conducted Dec. 4-8 with 1,053 registered voters, including 431 Republican primary voters and 384 Democratic primary voters.
This affects me in a way that does in fact get me nervous about what the U.S. citizens would choose to be our leader. In my opinion, Donald Trump would make a horrible one because I think he wouldn't get the job done. Hillary Clinton may express some uneasy opinions to the public but at least she has some good values about what she wants for the country. I read that some people are voting for Trump to just vote because of how "funny" he is and I think that's absurd. Overall, I hope we have a leader who will actually do something to help and support the U.S.
Thee-Brenan, Megan. "Donald Trump Solidifies His Lead, but Leaves Many Nervous." The New York Times. NYT, 10 Dec. 2015. Web. 10 Dec. 2015.