Democratic Presidential Debate of 2020 Campaign Kicked off

The much-expected first democratic presidential debate of 2020 campaign held at Miami with the presence of 10 candidates. Candidates trying to outstand each other, because of the debate room underwent with full of analysis on various topics.

Who took part in the First night of 2020 Campaign Debate?

1. Elizabeth Warren
2. Former Rep. Beto O’Rourke
3. Cory Booker
4. Amy Klobuchar
5. Jay Inslee
6. Tulsi Gabbard
7. Former Rep. John Delaney
8. Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro
9. Tim Ryan
10. Mayor Bill de Blasio

Facts analysis over the Topics analyzed in the first night of Democratic Presidential Debate

Among several topics discussed on the first night of 2020 Democratic Presidential Debate held in Miami, four topics get top priority

1. Taxes
2. Equal Pay
3. Health Insurance
4. Immigration Reform

Here are the facts checks on the analyzed topics on the first night of Democratic Presidential Debate

• Facts on Household Income: “The Bottom 60% never seen income rise since 1980,” claimed by Ohio Rep. Tim Ryan.
• Facts on Gun Control: “To buy a firearm, one should buy a license. Connecticut has such rules and because of that 40% of gun violence dropped,” claimed by New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker.
• Immigration: “Because of Trump’s administration policy death of Salvadorian father and daughter’s happened,” claimed by Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro.
• Taxes: “Current taxation are in favor of corporations because of that country steeping further in wealth inequality,” claimed by Former Texas Rep. Beto O’Rourke.
• Insurance Companies: “Insurers charges 15% yet they do only 2% Medicare coverage,” claimed by Cory Booker.
• Corporate Taxes: “Big Companies like Amazon, Halliburton, and so are paying nothing as tax” claimed by Sen. Cory Booker.
• Medicare for All: “Half of the Americans needs to be kick off from the health insurance,” claimed by Sen. Amy Klobuchar.
• Prison Population: “America has the largest prison population in the world, literally about 2.3 million Americans behind the bars,” claimed by Formed Texas Congressmen Beto O’Rourke.