WASHINGTON (AP) — An independent study says Donald Trump’s health care plan would make 18 million people uninsured, but it also would significantly lower premiums for policies purchased individually by consumers.
Those policies generally would be stingier than what’s sold now.
The study comes from the nonpartisan Center for Health and Economy and tries to put numbers to the health care ideas outlined on the GOP presidential candidate’s website.
The center is a Washington-based research group that includes liberal and conservative experts on its board.
Trump’s plan would have little effect on people covered by employers and those on Medicare.
But millions of low-income adults covered by the Medicaid expansion in President Barack Obama’s health care law would lose newly gained benefits.
There’s no immediate response to the study from the Trump campaign.
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“no immediate response to the study from the Trump campaign”
Let me guess what it will be. “Those guys at the nonpartisan Center for Health and Economy are a bunch of commie Democrat loosers who don’t understand how great my plan will be.” or “I bet Hillary Clinton’s foundation pays them for their cheap opinions.”
trump-edy-dump. he is such a loser. zero for his last 47. can’t get anything right.