All three candidates: Dean, Clark and Lieberman all wants to promote healthcare coverage in America. With Dean, he wants to extend healthcare coverage to every uninsured child and young adult to the age of 25 by extending two essential state and federal programs: Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program. Dean also wants to help the working class family and employees in small business to have affordable healthcare coverage. Clark does not support a single-payer healthcare, but he does supports universal affordable healthcare coverage like Dean. Clark promotes good health through public health measures. Like everyone else, Lieberman believes in providing affordable and quality healthcare for the public. Just like Dean, Lieberman wants to create the highly successful Children's Health Insurance Program. Lieberman believes in protecting the health of our children, and ensuring their future. Lieberman also wants to educate preventive care for the millions of Americans just like Clark. Lieberman wants to dedicate giving more men and women access to the screening and prevention that can save their lives. Under Medicare, Lieberman wants to fight for better prescription drug benefits. .
Jobs.
According to Lieberman, he feels that by helping small business, it can help create numerous new jobs for the Americans. Lieberman thinks that small business is the prime engine of job creation in America. Lieberman wants to create an aggressive agenda that offers innovative and workable solutions to the difficult challenges facing small businesses today. Lieberman also believes in investing on innovations. He feels that by investing in research and development, utilizing broadband technology will help with the economic boost and creating new jobs. With Clark, he feels that by first protecting our homeland security, it can help create and secure jobs. Unlike the other candidates, Clark wants to create a Homeland and Economic Security funds.
