Sanders had a good showing in term of foreign policy. Tulsi started the race positioning herself as the anti-interventionist, but Sanders gave the performance she should have given if that's the case.


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>biden wasnt horrible (relative to his previous performances)
>except for a couple moments towards the end.

Really? I found that he was making some good points but his blank outs are really, really, concerning. Saddening even. They're very uncomfortable to watch (for me anyway) when they happen, and make me question his cognitive health when they do. I really wish he didn't want this so bad.

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>petes disingenuous attacks on M4A have turned me away from him
>as of late. last night he had moments that reminded me what
>interested me about him in the first place. i need to know
>what is covered in his proposed option and how much it would
>cost me. then i need him to focus on voter rights and
>adjustments to the system that would allow for real change.
>
>

Do you remember that UI report you posted with comparisons of different possible healthcare reforms? I think Buttigieg's plan most closely resembles Reform 6:

http://www.urban.org/sites/default/files/2019/10/15/from_incremental_to_comprehensive_health_insurance_reform-how_various_reform_options_compare_on_coverage_and_costs.pdf#page=33

(For comparison sake, I think Klobuchar's mixed-payer plan maps closest to Reform 3, Biden's mixed-payer plan maps closest to Reform 5, Kamala's and Delaney's mixed payer plans map closest to Reform 7, and of course Bernie and Warren's map closest to Reform 8... although Warren's campaign exaggerated the amount of savings they believe her plan would cause, so they based their costing on a slightly lower amount)


And here are links to his fleshed out policy proposals for healthcare reforms with respect to Payers, Prescription Drugs, Mental Health and Addiction, and Rural. (I know it seems like I'm partial only to him but not true, I also like Warren, Yang, etc. Its more that I refuse to let yall be lazy about this shit. Lol. I want informed debates on here, if possible):

Individual and Group Insurance Reform/M4AWWI:

https://storage.googleapis.com/pfa-webapp/documents/MFAWWI_white_paper_FINAL.pdf

Prescription Drugs Reform:

https://storage.googleapis.com/pfa-webapp/documents/PFA_Affordable%20Medicines%20for%20All_%20white%20paper.pdf

Mental Healthcare and Addiction Services Reform:

https://storage.googleapis.com/pfa-webapp/documents/Mental-Health-and-Addiction-Plan_White-Paper.pdf

Rural Healthcare Reform:

https://storage.googleapis.com/pfa-webapp/documents/RuralHealth_whitePaper.pdf