Hillary Clinton won a slim victory over Bernie Sanders in the Iowa caucus on Monday while Tea Party Republican Ted Cruz upset boisterous billionaire Donald Trump to win the bulk of his party's delegates. Either way, the results were a bit of a surprise as both parties' frontrunners seemed much more vulnerable than thought.
As American voters are weighing the differing proposals and positions of the top candidates this primary season, we thought we'd ask our audience of healthcare insiders who they think would be the best to lead the country from strictly a healthcare policy position.
[Also: Candidates differ on healthcare as Iowa caucus begins.]
Most Republicans are pitching different models to replace President Obama's signature Affordable Care Act. On the other hand, Clinton wants to strengthen it while self-proclaimed Socialist Bernie Sanders is fighting for a single-payer system.
Answer the informal poll below to tell us where you stand.
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