11 Sep 2024 8:02 pm
Back in 2016, Donald Trump railed against Obamacare and promised to replace it with a better and less expensive plan that would cover more Americans as soon as he was elected. Fast-forward to Trump complaining that health care was hard. Fast-forward to him having majorities in both chambers of Congress and not only being unable to produce his own better, , less costly plan, he couldn't even cancel Obamacare.
Now, eight years later, when asked about his plan for replacing Obamacare, his response was, "I have a concept of a plan."
You would think that after nearly a decade, he could have asked the Heritage Foundation to come up with a chapter in Project 2025 that dealt with it.
Now, eight years later, when asked about his plan for replacing Obamacare, his response was, "I have a concept of a plan."
You would think that after nearly a decade, he could have asked the Heritage Foundation to come up with a chapter in Project 2025 that dealt with it.