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No, unless it's during national emergencies.

This question is no longer relevant.

No, unless it’s a national emergency.

The government should not get involved in this issue.

No, but they should be verified by the government before it is shown worldwide.

We should only cut unnecessary spending.

For the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic, taxes should not be raised for anybody. 6 months after the vaccine is distributed to everyone, say in early or mid-20…

Yes, but they should be approved by the government before showcased everywhere.

Obamacare is fine, but a single-payer healthcare system is a bit too far. All in all, no.

Cut public spending that is unnecessary.

I support it, but private healthcare should also be allowed. It should be a balance of private and public healthcare.

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