Positive debate Trump vs Hillary

First I will make my arguments for my own candidate. I will respond to your arguments in the following rounds. Here they are.1. Women's Rights (https://www.hillaryclinton.com......)As president, Hillary will be a strong defender of women's rights in the United States and abroad. She has pledged to eliminate the gender pay gap that prevents women from earning as much for the same amount of work as their male counterparts. Women only earn 79 cents to every dollar that a man makes. (http://www.iwpr.org......) It's a sexist double standard that preventshalf of the world's population from living up to their full potential. To fight it, Hillary will push for the passing of the Paycheck Fairness Act (https://www.congress.gov......). Hillary has also pledged to create paid parental leave so that new mothers and fathers may properly care for their newborn child without sacrificing their careers or other opportunities.Hillary has also pledged to protect women's reproductive rights. No one should be able to restrict access for necessary women's health services and birth control. That's why she's standing with Planned Parenthood so that easy access to women's health clinics and services can be protected.2. Gun Control (https://www.hillaryclinton.com......)We cannot live in a country where first graders are killed inside their own schools, places of love and nurturing. We cannot continue to live in a country where your gender and sexual identity gets you killed by a man with an assault rifle. We cannot live in a society where people are afraid to step outside of their own houses. In light of the mass shootings in Orlando, San Bernardino, Charleston, Sandy Hook, Aurora, and others, we must take strong action and finally create adequate gun control. Hillary has pledged to eliminate the Charleston loophole that allowed Dylann Roof to buy the gun that killed nine people at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in South Carolina. She has pledged to put into action policies that will prevent suspected terrorists and people on the no-fly list from buying guns. It's just common sense.3. Campaign Finance Reform (https://www.hillaryclinton.com......)Hillary will nominate judges that will overturn Citizens United, one of the worst Supreme Court rulings in American history. Why should some people get more say than others over who wins elections simply because they have more money? The power of multimillionaires and billionaires to buy elections is appalling. How is this democracy? How have we allowed this to happen? Campaign finance laws allow everybody to get an equal say in politics. The rich and powerful must not continue to be the only people who have the ability to influence our politics. This must stop.4. Climate Change (https://www.hillaryclinton.com......)Let's face it--the Earth is warming at an unprecedented rate. To stop it, we must invest in clean energy infrastructure (primarily wind and solar) so that the environment and atmosphere that we all rely on for survival. Hillary has promised to invest in this infrastrucure on day one so that the United States can begin to transition to more renewable energy sources and lead the world in clean energy production. She will cut oil and gas subsidies and instead invest in clean energy companies. She will also impose new emissions standards for vehicles and manufactures in order to limit the harmful greenhouse gases that are being put into our atmosphere, causing dramatic melting of polar ice, desertification, and extreme weather patterns that devastate coastal communities. (http://climate.nasa.gov......)5. Tax Reform (https://www.hillaryclinton.com...) As president, Hillary will cut taxes for small businesses to allow communities to grow, close tax loopholes for the rich and powerful so that the people at the top pay their fair share in taxes. 6. Higher Education (https://www.hillaryclinton.com...)Under a Clinton presidency, community colleges would be tuition free, and in-state public colleges would be debt-free by 2021. Any college debt remaining after 20 years will automatically forgiven.This is essential for the United States to remain the leading economy in the world. We must recognize education as a right rather than a privilege so that all people, not just the wealthy and well-connected, can experience the American dream.7. Immigration (https://www.hillaryclinton.com...)Hillary will push for comprehensive immigration reform from day one. She supports a path to citizenship so that families can all have access to the opportunity that you and I take for granted. We can't react to the pains of globalization by telling people who want to live in a country where they can work hard for their dreams rather than live in an ever-deepening cycle of poverty.This is just the base for my arguments and they will be elaborated upon in further rounds.Looking forward to my opponent's response!