At present, in May 2017, Donald Trump is the current president of the United States, and Hillary Clinton is writing about her 2016 election experience. Both are idolized by many people, and may one day get their own page in the history books.
Hillary’s career in Washington began in 1993, when she became first lady to president Bill Clinton. In 2000, she was elected as a New York Senator. As Senator, she sponsored 363 bills, where 11 were successfully enacted. One of her most prominent votes, was her vote of yes on the Iraq Resolution, which authorized military action in Iraq. Then, in 2007, Hillary announced her candidacy for the president of the United States for the first time. Although she lost to Barack Obama in 2008, she was nominated to be the 67th Secretary of State for President Obama. As Secretary of State, she visited Haiti in 2010 to help after the very devastating earthquake, and testified about the Benghazi attack in 2013.
Then, in 2016, she she announced her second presidential candidacy. That same year, the FBI announced they were going to re-open the case of Clinton's email scandal, where she was charged for allowing national defense
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information to be lost, perjury, obstruction of justice, and telling falsehoods to the FBI. Finally, in November of 2017, Clinton lost the presidency to Republican nominee Donald Trump, thus officially ending her path to the White House.
Although Hillary Clinton won the popular vote she was not successful. Her rival candidate, Republican candidate, Donald Trump, gaining more of the electoral college votes, emerged as the victor.
Donald Trump was born on June 14, 1946. Then at 20 years old, he transferred to Penn Wharton's school for business. Throughout his career, Trump has experienced many financial and legal difficulties. First, in 1973, the Trump Organization was sued for discriminating against black