1. Well the "disarming hate" and then making the assumption that ONLY white people are the ones who discriminate is a bit jarring. Almost prejudicial, but whatever.
2. His immigration policy of "putting people first" is just left wing rhetoric for open borders.
3. Housing isn't a human right, nor should it be under the purview of the federal government.
4. I'm anti-abortion so that will become a sticking point.
5. I think lowering the voting age to 17 is a terrible idea, the voting age should be raised to 21 at the very least.
6. I'm not in favor of abolishing the electoral college. It ensures representation of every state and the voters of every state.
7. Healthcare isnt a human right. It's a service and/or a commodity.
8. Raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour won't accomplish anything but raising the cost of everything else. It's like Democrats have never heard of inflation. Furthermore, there should be no wage standards for private businesses.
9. There is no wage gap and the federal government should have no say in what private businesses pay their employees.
10. Unions for All? No thanks.
I am in favor of:
1. Making election day a federal holiday.
2. Restoring voting rights to people who have served their prison sentence.
3. Ending the distinction between physical and mental health and require all insurance plans and publicly-run programs to cover mental healthcare
4. Lower prescription drug costs
5. Reform intellectual property laws to promote generic drugs
6. Allow the import of drugs from countries that meet strong consumer protection and safety standards
7. Expand reliable, high-speed internet access in rural communities to enable telemedicine and reform health care policies to improve reimbursement for telemedicine services, although I'd rather see it done by private business than having the government do it.
8. Reform our immigration system to allow foreign-born physicians to more easily practice in the United States, prioritizing underserved communities
9. Provide grants through Medicare to teaching hospitals and medical schools to establish urban-rural rotation programs to expand healthcare capacity in rural communities, provide practical learning experience in these communities, and establish relationships with local health providers for future employment.
