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Magaziner says he will work to reduce gas prices by passing the Big
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Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Magaziner says he will work to reduce gas prices by passing the Big
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Magaziner supports allowing Medicare to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies over prescription drug prices as a way to lower those costs.
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Magaziner says he will fight to protect Social Security so Rhode Islanders can retire with dignity. He also opposes efforts to privatize the program, regardless of which party advances them.
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Seth Magaziner supports banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, which he describes as weapons often used in mass shootings. He presents the ban as part of his approach to reducing gun violence.
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Seth Magaziner supports protecting and expanding the Affordable Care Act. He does not specify which provisions he would protect or how he would expand the law.
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Seth Magaziner supports protecting Social Security and Medicare. He identifies both programs as priorities, but does not specify proposed changes or a particular mechanism.
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