6 Democrats Take The Stage For The Last Debate Before Iowa Caucuses

The 2020 Iowa debate featured six candidates discussing key issues like foreign policy, trade, healthcare, and gender diversity. The debate highlighted differences in foreign policy approaches, with concerns about the Middle East. Trade discussions focused on the USMCA and its impact on farmers and workers. Healthcare debates centered on Medicare for All versus building on Obamacare. Gender diversity was also a topic, with discussions on the potential for a female president. The next debate is set for February 7th in New Hampshire.

What was the main concern regarding U.S. foreign policy discussed in the debate?

• The economic impact of trade tariffs

• Cybersecurity threats from foreign nations

• Climate change and its global effects

• The crisis with Iran and troop presence in the Middle East

Which trade agreement was a focal point of the debate?

• TPP

• USMCA

• TTIP

• NAFTA

What was a key criticism of the USMCA trade deal according to some candidates?

• It lacks environmental protections

• It favors small businesses over large corporations

• It does not sufficiently protect American workers

• It increases tariffs on imported goods

What were the two main healthcare plans discussed by the candidates?

• Universal basic income and healthcare vouchers

• Single-payer system and health savings accounts

• Private insurance expansion and Medicaid cuts

• Medicare for All and a public option

What issue related to gender was highlighted during the debate?

• Women's access to education

• Gender representation in the military

• The potential for the first female president

• The wage gap between men and women