Racial disparities in health care, U.S.-China collaboration to fight coronavirus, and the merits of vigorous primary debates.
| The benefits of a knives-out Democratic debate “If a candidate’s records and ideas are too weak or compromised to withstand criticism on a Democratic primary debate stage, that candidate will crumble under a barrage of television and radio advertisements from President Trump.” John Hudak argues that vigorous debate during the primaries will ultimately strengthen the eventual Democratic nominee. Read more |
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