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Or, bring back the freedom to be uninsured! If people can’t afford to buy insurance, taxpayers will cover their emergency care only. If people need more than that, it’s their tough luck.
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This way, people can buy cheap medicine from another country or get bargain care in some other state or country. (I hear you can get good deals in India.)
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If you’re rich enough to itemize your deductions, this tax break is for you! But not so much for everybody else. Because only about 30% of us, mostly those making over $75,000 a year, itemize our deductions.
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This way, higher income people who can afford to save – and their kids – will get a tax break, keeping the money “all in the family.” And what about regular folks who can’t afford to save? Again, tough luck . . .
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So if we’re sick or severely injured in a car crash, we can compare prices to get the cheapest deal on, say, our back surgery. Really?
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The 2016 Presidential Race and the Future of Health Care
And read more about Mr. Trump’s healthcare plan on his website:
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