The Politician's Policy Positions

Tensions were flying as candidates Warren, Scott, and Buttigieg made announcements about their individual policy goals.

Sydney Hastings-Wilkins

Oprah, French President Macron, Senator Collins, and Representative Waters announce their Bipartisan Benefit Concert to unite the candidates, parties, and people of the U.S.

Campaign Manager for Elizabeth Warren, Dana Graham, speaks with candidate Pete Buttigieg before the beginning of the Policy Speeches.

Questions about Pete Buttigieg's tense conversation with Campaign Manager are answered as he announces his withdrawal from the presidential race. Buttigieg closed his speech with a full support of the Democratic candidate, Elizabeth Warren.

Republican Candidate Tim Scott outlines his policy views into three main sections: Opportunity at Work, Opportunity at School, and Opportunity in our Criminal Justice System.

Tim Scott talks about the "Choice Act," an act he supported in Congress. This act supports school choice for low income families.

The Scott Campaign ends his speech with this slide, but still hasn't addressed claims of plagiarism from the Hillary Clinton campaign logo.

Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren announces her plans to reenter the Paris Climate Accord and leave Trump's NAFTA 2.0.

Warren speaks about her plan to reform the criminal justice system and close the wealth gap through tax reform.