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When the discussion shifted to healthcare, Paul responded to a question posed by Senator Bernie Sanders regarding whether healthcare should be considered a human right. Paul delineated a critical distinction between rights and obligations. He argued that, while he feels a moral duty as a physician and a Christian to assist those in need, this obligation does not equate to a universal right to services that others must provide, such as healthcare. He articulated that no individual possesses the inherent right to demand medical services from another, regardless of their circumstances. This perspective highlights Paul's belief in voluntary charity rather than coerced service.