Breaking 🚨 - Trump promises to uphold terms of the Senate vote to reopen the government... BUT...

[Winco]

If it was affordable, they wouldn't need subsidies.

And ONCE again, what is the trump alternative.
You know, the plan coming in 2 weeks, for 4 ******* years.
That ^^^^^ plan.

Or the famous trump words of "I have concepts of a PLAN."


Well buddy, present that PLAN.

 

[Concerned American]

Bottom line: The U.S. government has been involved in healthcare in some way since 1798, but major systemic involvement started in 1965 with Medicare and Medicaid.

Thank you, Capt. Obvious.

 

[Winco]

Thank you, Capt. Obvious.

Thank You for pointing out the facts.

 

[citygator]

the better plan or system was in place before The UNAFFORDABLE Care Act sent premiums through the roof ! Premiums have even outpaced Bidens inflation disaster ..

Entirely untrue.

 

[initforme]

The bottom line is both parties better come up with a plan to make healthcare affordable. Upwards of 40 million people arent going to the polls next november to vote for the candidates that make them pay higher premiums when theyre working full time and struggling to survive. And you think the birth rate is getting too low now? Just hold on because its going start dropping even faster if people cant afford the healthcare bill to have the child.

 

[22lcidw]

So who are you wanting to BLAME for Gov Involved HealthCare?

Bottom line: The U.S. government has been involved in healthcare in some way since 1798, but major systemic involvement started in 1965 with Medicare and Medicaid.

So is it Medicare or Medicaid that you really have a problem with?
Or is it just Obama, and the ACA.

As noted below by Scholar yidnar.
Who OFFERS no solutions, but despises Obama.
Prefers trumps plans of....... "in 2 weeks" and "I have Concepts of a Plan."

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The government is not that efficient in many of its agendas. They have helped medicine become a business first. Even if there were good intentions.

 

[initforme]

The government is not that efficient in many of its agendas. They have helped medicine become a business first. Even if there were good intentions.

Isnt that what capitalism is all about? Making business? Healthcare is moving from an issue to a crisis at the rate things are going. Imagine upwards of a hundred million hard working people unable to get medical care without severe monetary consequences for their economic well being. How far are we from that scenario?

 

[citygator]

the better plan or system was in place before The UNAFFORDABLE Care Act sent premiums through the roof ! Premiums have even outpaced Bidens inflation disaster ..

Medical expenses havent gone up. See the below chart. They have been rising since 1983. All Obamacare did was provide affordable insurance to millions. It didnt raise or lower costs. More people are now covered for the same costs. Not more than they would have been. Healthcare has been going up for 30 years.

How is having 44M people with no insurance or more expensive insurance a better plan?