AProGamerMove

Hey everyone,

I'm an old school policy debater that just took on coaching at the High School I teach at. The last time I was involved in debate, I was printing all of my evidence and carrying tubs of evidence into round... so it's been a minute. With that said I was competitive and feel the fundamentals are largely unchanged.

Unfortunately my school has NEVER had a policy team, but I do have two new debaters itching to give it a try. The only hang up is the times have passed me by a bit as it now seems debate is completely run off of laptops. What software are you guys using to manage your evidence and share cards in round? Is there some kind of expected way of passing evidence / speec

I am a new Yang supporter, so I have been trying to gobble up as much information as I can on UBI and the Freedom Dividend. Considering the discourse surrounding immigration, I think we all need to be thinking about how UBI would impact migration to the United States, current lawful noncitizen residents, and undocumented immigrants living here now. Yang's website lacks concrete answers to some of the more pressing questions. I also do not see him talking about these glaring holes in any of his media exposure. Here are just a few that come to mind:

1. Only Citizens will receive the Freedom Dividend. So how do we address the 22+ million people that are not citizens?
2. If we go down the "Citi