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What part are you saying is supported by Democrats?

There is a group of Republicans who are every bit as invested as Democrats in the old school. They are every bit as big a problem.

You will notice I have strongly supported Palin, and Trump. Both times I very strongly came out for each’s candidacy. Both of them.

Both of them, were against some aspects of the GOP. Trump is saying we need to buy American, and return American industry right here (so to speak, because I am in Ho Chi Minh City at the moment) but America has for the entire generation been sold out to globalists.

They are every bit as big a problem, as democrats.

And the people saying “healthcare needs to go back to what we had before” are in my opinion, likewise not for the solution.

Stop distracting people with silly accusations.

Our healthcare system is way, way overpriced. That is a big problem, and needs to be fixed.

Fixed.

Healthcare is too darned expensive. And not everyone is covered.

That is completely unacceptable.

I think what cba123 may be alluding to is that the cat is already out of the bag with Obamacare. Even though not everyone is truly covered, the perception of the public is that everyone is covered if they want to be. We can debate the talking points and who is and isnt covered and if people are covered by Medicaid when not insired, but the simple relaity is that repealing Obamacare and going back to the way things were is not going to fly. Look at the furor over an EO restriciting visas for 200 people. Can you imagine the bloodletting if the narrative is 30 million people just lost their healthcare?

It is far better for Trump to fix the system using free market principles to address competition, drug costs, mandated services in plans and high risk high pools for those outside the system. It will get done, but the reality is, a pure free market, employer paid and consumer purchased system is not going to happen right now.