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Originally Posted by Front Office Midget

With over 10 debates, they should have had plenty of time to talk about trade deals, carbon tax, ICE, border policy, prison reform, the war on drugs, middle east policy, European policy, South American policy, space policy, reproductive privacy, the voting rights act and fighting voter suppression, military spending, detailed tax plans, infrastructure proposals, the new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm, whether FOF 8.3's passing stats are realistic, or whatever. But a disproportionate amount of time has been spent on rehashing the same healthcare debate.

They have talked about trade policy (USMCA to be specific) and border policy (especially when Castro and Beto were still in it). They all basically agree on reproductive privacy, prison reform, and fighting voter suppression. The biggest difference in their tax plans is health care costs. Even spent a few early debates talking about climate change (though seems to have gone a bit by the wayside after Inslee dropped out).