Not only is he trying to repeal ACA, he's doing it during the middle of a pandemic, and he's doing it without presenting an alternative plan of medical coverage.
20M more Americans have health insurance because of the Affordable Care Act. 135M people with pre-existing conditions are now protected. 12M seniors now pay lower prescription drug costs. Yet Trump continued today to advance his lawsuit to repeal the ACA. During a pandemic.
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It’s almost as if he wants to lose
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You are celebrating dependency on government. The ACA increased the size of government. Those new government employees don't work for free and they don't provide healthcare. Imagine if the number of govt middle men was shrunk instead of increased.
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The main reason that USA has so many “middle men” in the healthcare system is private insurance system where everyone is haggling over billing etc. In public healthcare the number of middle men is much smaller because prices are fixed and billing is automated, no haggling anywher
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My family's once-affordable health care now costs about SIX TIMES MORE after
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Actually it was the GOP revisions that made ACA unaffordable
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The AFC is anything but "affordable". It would cost my wife, son, and I about $26k/year before we saw a dime of coverage from the plan.
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What is the AFC?
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Yes A Successful Espionage Operation Installed Trump...The Grand Bargain ...Our Government is a Crime Syndicate
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I have health insurance because of the ACA.
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