27.50% - The US healthcare system has terrible health outcomes.
27.50% - You can't advocate for a fetus without oposing a woman's right to make choices about her own body.
22.50% - The current healthcare system is neither market-based nor government-controlled — it's the worst of both, with insurance companies and hospitals facing no real competition.
22.50% - Having a child should not be put upon someone like a punishment.
Universal single-payer healthcare would cover everyone, cut the insurance overhead, and let providers actually practice medicine.
27.50% - Unborn children have beating hearts, unique DNA, and recognizable human features — they deserve the law's protection, and the right to life doesn't begin at birth.
22.50% - Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior — not a historical figure, a living God who died for my sins and rose again. That's the foundation of everything I believe.
13.75% - U.S. healthcare needs reform — costs are too high, the VA is underfunded, rural access is a problem — but the answer is more market competition, not Medicare for All.
11.25% - The US healthcare system has terrible health outcomes.
10.00% - Government-run healthcare adds layers of bureaucracy without competitive pressure to improve — if the DMV is any guide, a government-run hospital network won't be different.
8.75% - Private enterprise faces competitive pressure to reduce costs and improve outcomes — government healthcare removes both incentives; private control with proper regulation is the right model.
6.25% - Medicare and Medicaid should be privatized through a voucher system — competition drives better service and lower costs; the current system has no incentive for either.
50.00% - Universal single-payer healthcare would cover everyone, cut the insurance overhead, and let providers actually practice medicine.
50.00% - The U.S. should implement universal single-payer healthcare like Medicare for All.
0.00% - The US should implement a universal, single-payer system like Medicare for All.
50.00% - Single-payer healthcare