Davison Decision 2016

Davison Decision Results Released

October 20, 2016 by DTV Staff

Davison Decision 2016 has now come and passed! Students left with their world studies classes to come into the library and vote for who they want to lead us. And the results for the school-wide election are as follows:

Answers or Anger; Walls or Bridges

October 4, 2016 by DTV Staff

Bill Clinton made way to Saginaw and Flint to rally up votes for Presidential Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. The event was open to the public and Flint was proud to stand in front of their former president. Clinton stressed the importance of the election, the amount of change it will bring, and America from an economic point of view. Clinton tried breaking down the barriers of political parties and focusing working together. Working together to find answers rather than acting out of anger. These are the sort of changes Clinton believes the election will bring. He gave personal experiences to prove most actions made out of anger are regrettable. Clinton left an underlying message that Republican nominee Donald Trump is too temperamental and voting for him would be dangerous for Americans. He made a joke:

“If you don’t want someone to drive the truck off the cliff, don’t give them the keys.”

Throughout the speech Clinton had never said his name, or directly stated anything about him. Ending his speech Clinton asked Americans to think about the election, do you choose answers or anger, empowerment or resentment, walls or bridges. He believes the answer is simple, all you need to do is go out and vote.

Stronger Together

August 11, 2016 by DTV Staff

Hillary Clinton came to Warren, MI in the Futuramic Tool warehouse to speak about her new economic plans for America. Her plans focus on working well for all Americans rather than those at the top. Clinton brings many points to relieve economic pressure from the middle class, she says its taken personally because she is “a product of the American middle class.”

Many of her points conclude to expanding opportunities for the middle and lower class such as, better school and water quality, affordable child care, all homes to have internet access by 2020, and public health insurance options. All these points to make all of America stronger as a whole.

Clinton also uses her plans as an opportunity to bring up Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump. Throughout the speech she compared her tax plan’s to trump’s. She say’s, ” his own advisers have said he may not stand by them.” In return she compares the two by saying,

” I am telling you what I will do, I’m laying out my plans and want you to hold me accountable for delivering results.”

On the topic of Trump, she takes time to address trade policy. She spoke of past trade deals to resonate with the people of Michigan and the loss of factory jobs. Clinton gives jobs a number one priority in the U.S. In fact, she believes overseas jobs need to comeback to America and will “stop any trade deal that kills jobs or holds down wages.”

Clinton came to a closing in her speech by mentioning she plans to bring everyone together in the white house, not only republicans and democrats but most importantly Americans. She left the stage with, “America is stronger together.”