Quote:Actually, the world economy depends on what the U.S. economy does.  Look at what happened to world markets when the housing/banking bubble burst in 2008.  If you think that what happens in other nations isn't relevant, then you are sadly mistaken.  Our economy depends on the economic health of other nations and vice-versa.

 

 

 Although I do believe that Marco Rubio pointed out something that most don't pay attention to.  Trump says (regarding health care) the "we will take down the line around the states and have a great plan".  He didn't go into specifics and couldn't even give an idea about what the "great plan" is. 
 

 

When you advocate for free-market healthcare, what kind of policy do you want? Do you want him to create a second ObamaCare or a new RubioCare where the government manages all the healthcare plans? I think the simpler the policy for healthcare, the better, and Trump said as much. Allow competition across state lines and let the insurance companies create their own healthcare plans. The only mandate Trump supports is a mandate for pre-existing conditions, which would likely be in the form of subsidies for either the customer or the company.

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