President Donald J. Trump’s Great Healthcare Plan

In the one where half of america suddenly stops being bootlickers of rich people and corporations. But as long as we can fool them into thinking scary brown people are going to take their daughters and their jobs, it's a bit of a stretch.
The rich now pay far far more than their share of taxes to the Feds.
 
In the one where half of america suddenly stops being bootlickers of rich people and corporations. But as long as we can fool them into thinking scary brown people are going to take their daughters and their jobs, it's a bit of a stretch.
Dummies think a government can rob the rich and give to the poor to eliminate poverty in a vibrant economy. That stupidity borders on insanity.
 
Dummies think a government can rob the rich and give to the poor to eliminate poverty in a vibrant economy. That stupidity borders on insanity.
I see i am talking to a low IQ person who thinks taxes are theft.

Sorry, but you're beneath me.
 
I see i am talking to a low IQ person who thinks taxes are theft.

Sorry, but you're beneath me.
Taxation is just as long as it is fair and reasonable. Redistribution of wealth schemes are destructive to vibrant economies
 
Maybe we missed it.

Where can we look up Trump's healthcare plan?

It's out at this point. Trump's plan is to massively increase deductibles, while letting health insurers turn you into a debtor when you need to get care.

New A.C.A. Plans Could Increase Family Deductibles to $31,000
The Trump administration’s proposed new rules for Obamacare plans next year would shift more health care costs to Americans, with much higher deductibles that could lead to larger medical bills.

Can’t Pay Medical Bills? Trump Officials Suggest Getting a Loan.
In the dense 1,121-page final rule issued last month about how the Affordable Care Act market will operate next year, the administration suggested that insurers consider offering loans to cash-strapped customers.

Under this approach, people who develop a costly disease or need unexpected emergency care would be able to turn to their health insurer for loans to cover their share of the bill. The debt, though, would have to be repaid, presumably with interest.
At least one insurer is equipped to start lending customers the money to cover big medical bills: UnitedHealth Group, the giant that owns the nation’s largest health insurer. The company operates a bank through its Optum unit, which offers health savings accounts, where people can accumulate pretax money to pay for medical expenses, and also lends money to doctors.
 

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