I Think There's A Lot We Could

Our Largest Companies Should Not Be Able To Get Away With Paying Hardly Anything At All. It Is Insulting When They Engage In These Games Like Moving Their Headquarters Over To A Foreign Country, On Paper, Not In Reality, Just To Take Advantage Of Lower Tax Breaks.

We've Got To Provide Additional Help To Small Businesses So That They Can Afford To Provide Health Insurance.

Yes, We've Cut The Maternal Mortality Rate In Half, But Far Too Many Women Are Still Denied Critical Access To Reproductive Health Care And Safe Childbirth, And Laws Don't Count For Much If They're Not Enforced. Rights Have To Exist In Practice - Not Just On Paper. Laws Have To Be Backed Up With Resources And Political Will. And Deep-seated Cultural Codes, Religious Beliefs And Structural Biases Have To Be Changed.

[donald Trump] Actually Advocated For The Actions We Took In Libya And Urged That [muamar] Gadhafi Be Taken Out, After Actually Doing Some Business With Him One Time.

On Healthcare We Are The Prisoner Of Our Past. The Way We Got To Develop Any Kind Of Medical Insurance Program Was During World War Ii When Companies Facing Shortages Of Workers Began To Offer Healthcare Benefits As An Inducement For Employment. So From The Early 1940s Healthcare Was Seen As A Privilege Connected To Employment. And After The War When Soldiers Came Back And Went Back Into The Market There Was A Lot Of Competition, Because The Economy Was So Heated Up.