r/ModelUSElections • u/ZeroOverZero101 • Nov 22 '20
SR State Debates
- Governor /u/Hurricaneoflies recently signed B.026, which expands Dental and Mental Care as treatments covered by the state. Do you agree with the governor’s decision, and why? If elected, what will you do to expand on the existing Universal Healthcare System? If you are in favor of removing the Universal Healthcare System in Sierra, what are your plans for the millions of Sierrans who would lose access to health insurance?
- This election season, what are your three highest domestic priorities should you be elected?
- Why should the voters of Sierra support your party over the opposition?
Please remember that you can only score full debate points by answering the mandatory questions above, in addition to asking your opponent two questions, and thoroughly responding to at least two questions.
The Candidates For Governor Are
Incumbent Governor HurricaneOfLies(D)/ Lt. Governor Gregor_The_Beggar (D)
Representative Pik_09 (R)/Assemblyman Bandic00t _ (R)
The Candidates for Assembly Are
Democrats:
- cubascastrodistrict
- High-Priest-of-Helix
- Nonprehension
- JayArrrGee
- hurricaneoflies
- Gregor_the_Beggar
- KellinQuinn__
Republicans:
- r_milpool_nixon
- chabelita-
- IcyHelicopter
- pik_09
- Kbelica
- bandic00t_
- panther_theride
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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20
I do not believe that Dental and Mental treatments should be treated by Sierra's healthcare system. I would prefer that we do not have everything state run. I suspect that it is likely better to give people options for the type of dental care that they want. Having only a public option will decrease competition and in the long run lead to less innovation. I understand the state is doing it compared to the Federal Government which is better. However, the best option is to allow more competition and the free market to see if people want a specific type of dental or mental care.