The newspaper called trump’s the worst candidate in modern U.S. history.
One of the largest U.S. Newspapers The New York Times has officially endorsed the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in the election of the President of the United States.
An editorial published on the newspaper’s website.
“In any normal election year, we would compare the two candidates side by side on a number of issues. But this is no ordinary election year. One of the candidates of our choice, Hillary Clinton, has experience and a lot of pragmatic ideas, and the other, Donald trump, conceal information about yourself and your plans, at the same time promising to get the moon and the stars (to the voter. – Ed.)”, the material says.
In the NY Times notes that the next American President will face challenges in the middle East and in Asia, Russia and Eastern Europe, in Britain and the United States, where “war, terrorism and the pressure of globalization are destroying the democratic values, unions and challenging the ideals of tolerance and mercy”.
“In 40 years in public life, Hillary Clinton has studied these factors and weighs the solution to these problems. Our support is based on respect for her intelligence, experience, firmness and courage that she showed during my career in public service,” write the journalists.
“She is one of the most enduring politicians of his generation whose willingness to learn and adjust your course extremely rare in the era of party intransigence. As first lady she was recovering from professional setbacks and personal challenges with remarkable resilience. For eight years in the Senate and four years as Secretary of state she has built a reputation as a liberal bipartisan cooperation. She adheres to the diplomatic nuances and manifests the ability to listen to colleagues that is exceptional in Washington,” – said in The New York Times.
The media also expressed confidence that Clinton will be able to find common ground with Republicans.
“To accept the agenda, Clinton will have to find a common language with destabilized the Republican party, whose unifying goal in Congress is to its discredit. Despite her political scars, she showed an unusual willingness to cooperate”, – stated in the article.
The NY Times recalls that when Clinton was sworn in as a Senator from new York in 2001, Republican leaders warned that they would not do anything that could put her in a good light.
“However, as a member of the Senate Committee on armed forces, she has earned the respect of Republicans, including Senator John McCain, for its commitment in the development of complex military issues. Clinton showed himself as a realist who believes that America … must be active on the world stage to protect their interests and to be faithful to its values, which include helping others out of poverty and oppression,” said the journalists.
Clinton stay in power covered two centuries, and she learned a lot from the three previous presidents of the United States, while having made its share of mistakes, the newspaper said.
“Because of wars and recession, Americans born after the attacks of 11 September had to grow up fast, and they deserve adult President. The desire to solve problems in the real world that Hillary Clinton demonstrates in the course of his career, shows her readiness for this job, so the country needs to hire her” – summed up in the NY Times.
