“What Topics
Should Be Covered at the Presidential Debate[s]?” o—o WSJ
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By WSJ Graphics
Published Sept. 23,
2016 at 12:00 p.m. ET
You've selected 1 out of 5 issues
important to you.
The Wall Street Journal will be tracking what's discussed—and
not discussed—at the first presidential debate on Sept. 26 between Democratic
nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump.
The broad subjects discussed at the first debate, hosted by NBC,
will be America's Direction, Achieving Prosperity and Securing America.
Select up to five topics you're
most interested in seeing the candidates discuss and tell us why they're so
important to you.
ECONOMY
Estate
tax
Corporate
tax
Income
tax
Capital
gains tax
Property
Taxes
Online
Sales Tax
Welfare
Unions
Entitlements
Budget
deficit
National
debt
Infrastructure
Inflation
Interest
rates
FED
Growth
Productivity
Poverty
Rate
Unemployment
rate
Overtime
pay
Minimum
wage
Pensions
Wages
Income
inequality
Equal
pay
Paid
leave
Bitcoin
DOMESTIC POLICY
Social
Security
Obamacare
Medicare
Insurance
premiums
Single-payer
health care
Police
violence
Charlotte,
N.C.
Tulsa,
Okla.
Health
care
Supreme
Court
Gun
control
Crime
Police
body cameras
Death
penalty
Veterans
Vaccinations
Child
care
Drug
prices
Marijuana
Supreme
Court
Gerrymandering
Patriot
Act
Eminent
Domain
Affirmative
Action
Dakota
Access Pipeline
FOREIGN POLICY
Russia
Vladimir
Putin
China
Europe
Africa
Iraq
Iran
Egypt
Syria
Ukraine
ISIS
Israel
Cuba
North
Korea
Mexico
Puerto
Rico
Brexit
Muslims
NATO
Nuclear
tests
Drones
Airstrikes
Terrorism
“Islamic
Terrorism”
Venezuela
Military
funding
Immigration
Women in
combat
WALL STREET
Dodd-Frank
Bank
Break-ups
Bank
Bail-outs
Wall
Street ties
Hedge
Funds Tax
FED
Wall
Street accountability
EDUCATION
College
affordability
Student
loans
K-12
education
Common
Core
Charter
schools
TRADE
Trans-Pacific
Partnership
NAFTA
WTO
Tariffs
SOCIAL ISSUES
Gay
marriage
Gender
Transgender
issues
“Black
Lives Matter”
Abortion
Planned
Parenthood
Religious
freedom
ELECTORAL ISSUES
Voter
Fraud
Campaign
Finance
Transparency
Third-party
candidates
NATIONAL SECURITY
NSA
Snowden
Sexual
assault
Sequestration
For-profit
prisons
War on
drugs
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
Climate
change
GMO
Alternative
energy
Fracking
Oil
drilling
CAMPAIGN
CONTROVERSIES
Emails
Benghazi
Trump
University
Pam
Bondi
Medical
history
Tax
records
Border
wall
Clinton
Foundation
Trump’s
charity
Racism
David
Duke
Breitbart
The
alt-right
Deplorables
Pneumonia
IMMIGRATION
Border
wall
Amnesty
Path to
citizenship
Deferred
Action for Childhood Arrivals
“Dreamers”
PEOPLE
Barack
Obama
Paul
Ryan
Bernie
Sanders
Bill
Clinton
Tim
Kaine
Mike
Pence
Chelsea
Clinton
Trump’s
children
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