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There is no flip flop or contradiction. Trump is and always has been against ACA subsidies. Is that really not clear to you? He floated the idea of being negotiable on that point in order to get his spending bill passed. Sometimes you don't get everything you want. That doesn't mean he changed his views on ACA anymore than the decision to not request funding for the wall in this bill means he is now against a wall.
Well if he is against subsidies he can simply drop the appeal by the White House and they will be done, entirely his decision. The ACA will fail and they can replace it either GOP plan they celebrated in the Rose Garden last month. He has been rather quiet, I wonder why?
Agreed. Most people who got coverage through the ACA got it through medicaid, not through the exchanges. So if you destroy the exchanges, you no longer have any cover to repeal and replace the ACA. Any repeal/replacement just becomes a bill to scale back medicaid.
I beg your pardon. This early retiree buys her health insurance on the exchange.
We don't qualify for a subsidy, but I am grateful for the opportunity to be insured.
Keep the ACA, I don't trust the insurance companies and their shady fake insurance.
Good for you but there will always be people that if allowed will refuse to pay unless required.
And those people should pay the price for their short sighted thinking. The ACA is a a bad law and always was. It is misnamed. It should have been called the unaffordable care act.
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