Specifics?
Okay. It's not as if I have not done so countless times already.
Here's Trump just ten days before his inauguration:
Trump Vows To Immediately Repeal, Replace ‘Imploding’ Obamacare
In his first press conference since the election, President-Elect Donald Trump called “Obamacare” a “total disaster” and vowed to repeal and replace it immediately.
Trump said a replacement for “Obamacare” will be offered with the confirmation of his health secretary.
Trump's health secretary, Tom Price, was confirmed on February 10,
2017:
Tom Price Is Confirmed as Health Secretary
No sign of that repeal and replace has ever shown itself.
Trump said he would strike "some sort of a really smart deal with hospitals” to cover costs.
"I don’t want to be, you know, the dictator of the House. I’m the Speaker of the House.”
Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, on Thursday said Republicans will introduce a plan to replace Obamacare next year.
The speaker said Republicans will lay out "a complete alternative to the left's agenda" next year
"There are many things to do, but most urgent is to repeal and replace Obamacare," he said in his first major address as speaker at the Library of Congress. "We think this problem is so urgent that, next year, we are going to unveil a plan to replace every word of Obamacare."
The majority leader did not endorse a specific GOP proposal at their annual retreat.
House Republicans will vote on an alternative to ObamaCare in 2014, Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) announced to members at their annual retreat Thursday morning.
"This year, we will rally around an alternative to ObamaCare and pass it on the floor of the House,” Cantor said during a presentation in which he outlined four areas — healthcare, jobs, helping the middle class and creating opportunities — where Republicans would offer “big, bold ideas.”
Republicans leave no doubt of their first target: The new health care laws
money.cnn.com
"If our primary legislative goals are to repeal and replace the health spending bill, to end the bailouts, cut spending, and shrink the size and scope of government, the only way to do all these things is to put someone in the White House who won't veto any of these things," McConnell said in a speech Thursday to the Heritage Foundation, a right-leaning think tank.
I literally spent YEARS on this forum asking the pseudocon tard herd where the GOP's Obamacare replacement is. And then I spent years asking the same tards where Trump's replacement is.
It never failed to either draw blank mouth-breathing stares or ire.
To this very day, the tard herd cannot admit to themselves they were massively hoaxed.
And thanks to Trump's hoax, Obamacare is now immortal. Or at least until it is replaced with UHC, which Trump has made inevitable.
