Public ownership of essential industries
A working research hub for the current NFA-LD resolution, with a plain-language topic briefing and individually searchable debate cards.
The United States federal government should substantially increase its public ownership of one or more of the following industries: electric utilities, health insurance, arms manufacturing, pharmaceuticals.
Five complete affirmative directions
Green TVA public-power buildout
A fifth federal Power Marketing Administration joins TVA, the existing PMAs, and Reclamation to own renewable generation, storage, and a modern HVDC grid.
Medicare for All
Enacts H.R. 3069's universal federal insurance program, two-year transition, comprehensive benefits, and prohibition on duplicative private coverage.
Medicare-X public option
Enacts S. 3369's federally administered Exchange plan beginning in 2028, using Medicare rates, negotiated drug prices, and nationwide reinsurance.
Public pharmaceutical manufacturing
Uses the Affordable Drug Manufacturing Act model to create an HHS manufacturing office for insulin, shortage drugs, and active ingredients.
Public nonprofit defense primes
Buys out shareholders of the five largest U.S. defense primes with Treasury bonds and recharters them as publicly owned nonprofit corporations.
Case negatives, DAs, CPs, and kritiks
Tailored answers to every affirmative plus fiscal, transition, innovation, politics, public-option, partial-ownership, state-capitalism, militarism, and biopolitics ground.
Case outlines and tournament files
Complete plan outlines, reading orders, contextual evidence, and round-ready extension blocks for this year's resolution.