Which issue is most important to the Democratic Party

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Providing national heal thcare for every person of the United States is an issue that is most important to the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party really aimed to provide national health care in order to generate welfare for poor citizens which would result in a reduction in mortality rate.

Democrats have been fighting to secure universal health care for the American people for generations and in 2010, decocrates succeeded in passing a comprehensive health reform into law, they passed Medicare, Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act.

Rasek [7]3 years ago

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I believe the answer is: providing national health care

The main purpose of this legislation is to increase the general wellness among poor citizens which would lead to a reduction in mortality rate.
The opposition of this legislation argue that in order for this policy to happen, the government need to increase the tax rate from the taxpayers, which would reduce the amount of money that they can spend for their own families.

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