Donald Trump And Obamacare

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President Donald Trump was inaugurated January 20th, 2017. From the time he was compaigning to just a few days ago, he has had a flimsy relationship with the people of the United States. It is impossible to meet this man in the middle, you love him or hate him. Trump is pro-life, pro-guns, and a “successful” businessman. Some medias portray him has a decent human being, while others, such as the NY Times, ABC News, and CNN, portray him for who he is. These news stations have been labeled “fake news” by this man, although they are all reputable news sites who work for the people and do not want to idolize a pitiful excuse of a president. Although this man is making many mistakes, healthcare being one of them, he is making some improvements while …show more content…

A recent action taken by President Trump that has occurred in the past month is expected to be an extremely detrimental one. Trump and his cronies have successfully repealed Obamacare and are in the works to implement their new healthcare plan. The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, was enacted in 2010. It expanded medicaid to more adults, improved medicare to seniors, expanded employer coverage, and required most people to have healthcare at all times, which saved lives. Some differences between Obamacare and Trump’s healthcare, Trumpcare, are drastic. Obamacare required all eligible citizens to have health insurance. This made coverage more affordable nationwide. With Trumpcare, the coverage is still a requirement but now if you fail to keep up with the coverage, you will pay more monthly. This is obviously a good thing for the rich, but yet again is detrimental to the middle class(the same middle class Trump promised to look after). Under Trumpcare, states can decide if insurance carriers can charge people with pre-existing conditions more for healthcare. This is good news for known Republican states, like Texas, because they will gain …show more content…

This action is expected to ensure that the great veterans of the country will never be mistreated. With this creation, anyone who fails to properly care for the veterans will be held accountable and those who do treat them to the best of their extent will be rewarded. There are many statistics that state when people are rewarded for the good things they do, they will keep doing it. That is like how when a puppy is trained, people give them a doggy treat when they do something good. This action is so far expected to do good for all the veterans who have been denied optimal care and those who have been mistreated by the VA. The VA is often overlooked and people don’t care enough for those who defended and served the United States in tough times. No new huring will take place in the VA, workers will only be fired or reassigned elsewhere. The VA’s secretary, David Shulkin, said the purpose of the office will be to help identify and remove that barriers that make it hard to fire employees who are considered unfit to help care for Veterans. The firing of all these employees, without replacing them, will require a "substantial commitment." David Shulkin also said, “...what I want to get done, which is to be able to, once we identify people that need to leave the organization, to get them out quickly. So I do need

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