I would like to see him put his healthcare and abortion positions on his campaign website.
It's in his book if you cared to look at it.
You could just thumb through it at a store without buying the book.
In it, he says that government should only be involved in health care as a last resort.
While he talks about single payer working for some countries, it's not right for America. He believes in allowing insurance companies to compete over state lines.
“His supporters blindly trust him when he makes statements all over the map.”
Blindly trust?
When you accept anything Cruz says, is it also blind trust?
Can anyone in the universe get deep into the weeds on how to change the health care problem in one minute?
Ben Carson is a doctor and he has never tried beyond generalities and will direct people to his website.
Trump says that he will get rid of Obamacare and replace it with free market options, erase geographical restrictions on insurance companies as to where they can sale insurance policies, and then he makes sure he will not abandon people who cannot afford health care and after that his minute is up by then. I have not heard him deviate from that very much since he was running.
Now when he is interviewed by O’Reilly, who has never been known to allow a guest to complete a thought or a sentence due to his frenzied interruptions, he may sound a bit garbled if you don’t know O’Reilly’s manner.
Can you quickly spell out the minute details of Cruz’s health care plans?
I would assume that Trump has printed material on his health care plans. I have always myself asked why not go back to what we had. It seemed to be working fine until the nation was swamped by immigration. That is the dirty little secret the uni-party members don’t won’t to talk about.
Everyone’s insurance premiums are exploding and with the high deductibles, a working couple effectively has no insurance.
Here you go;
Repeal and replace Obamacare with personal HSAs and increased competition and free market solutions by dropping state boundaries on Health Insurance resulting in more options and lower costs for consumers
Partner with hospitals, charities and other organizations to provide a safety net for indigent care similar to or through Medicaid which already exists.