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Election: Here’s where Trump and Biden stand on health care

September 28, 2020
Written by MarketWatch
Published in Economics

Joe Biden and Donald Trump have some big differences on health-care issues.

The two White House contenders may be divided on Obamacare and Trump’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, but they do have some things in common on health-care matters.

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