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Paying off the national debt at that time—followed by not going into debt again—was a “conservative” position.

And, this writer completely distorts Trump’s position on healthcare. He has said he would allow interstate competition and otherwise replace Obamacare with free market solutions—other than keeping Medicare and Medicaid, which yes, mean that “everyone” can be taken care of with a healthcare option that is affordable to them.

But, we know busy little Internet beavers like you just love to post misleading and inaccurate GOPe propaganda over and over and over again.

".......Trump praises socialized medicine First, some terminology. Single-payer health care describes any country in which the government is effectively the sole insurance company: the "single payer" of health insurance claims. Socialized health care describes a country in which the government owns the entire health care system-not just the insurance companies, but also the hospitals, the nursing homes, and the doctors' offices.

Canada is single-payer because while Canada's insurance system is controlled by the government, there are private hospitals and doctors. Scotland's system, like the rest of Great Britain, is socialized, because the British National Health Service runs everything.

So, back to Donald Trump. His argument last night was that single-payer health care in Canada "works," and that fully socialized medicine in Scotland "works incredibly well." Let's start with Canada...." - More