America's Maverick Part 2: Madame President

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Wait is the Medicaid cap at 100% FPL in this TL?

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Hopefully Hillary's health care plan passes. It seems like something that could stave off a future Democratic President implementing something more socialist.

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I wonder what the uninsured rates will look like.

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So Clinton got Education and Infrastructure.

OSR, are the uninsured rates going to be lower since the plan passed seems a bit larger?

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Clinton solved Education, Healthcare, and now it looks like Childcare. She'll certainly have a lot to run on in 2012 even if she loses control of both houses in November, as seems likely.

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Clinton solved Education, Healthcare, and now it looks like Childcare. She'll certainly have a lot to run on in 2012 even if she loses control of both houses in November, as seems likely.

Which President do you prefer so far: John McCain or Hillary Clinton

It's close. Probably Clinton on most domestic issues but McCain on foreign policy/military /taxes. Given how hard the early 2000s were from the latter standpoint, I'd go with McCain.

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Is Crist the incumbent Governor?

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What is the debt/deficit and the gdp compared to OTL?

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What's going on in Israel

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What's going on in Israel

I do not really follow Israeli domestic politics much but I would say that President McCain would not be as naive as Bush was IRL so the 2006 Palestinian elections here would probably see Hamas banned from running in the elections.

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2023/10/was-hamas-elected-to-govern-gaza-george-w-bush-2006-palestinian-election.html

How this effects Israeli domestic politics, I am not exactly sure but my guess is Netanyahu probably does not win in 2009 but since I am not sure I am not including it here. So how do you think Hamas not coming to power in Gaza changes the political landscape in Israel

Tzipi Livni most likely wins in 2009 (Likud surged from 12 to 30 in three years, and while they would gain some it wouldn't be THAT much without Hamas) . Meretz and the left most likely don't crash as hard either.

Some progress would undoubtedly be made with the Palestinians (maybe the joint security areas from the Oslo Accords are fully given to Palestine) although obviously a full two-state solution wouldn't happen.

Netanyahu would probably resign after another defeat, and some random non-Bibi conservative would probably win in 2012.