i mean it s just confusing the way you laid it out. there s a lot of movement there. i want to get to the other article you ve written, it is titled obamacare is working. of course that s the affordable care act. trump s big campaign promise was to repeal the affordable care act. is it fair to say there s large support for obamacare while the president is working so hard to get rid of it. is this something that people want to keep? there s modest support for obamacare, it s in the low 50s. but there s a lot of support for provisions of obamacare. the biggest one is that insurance companies can no longer exclude people for coverage or charge them more for preexisting conditions. trump is still trying to get the aca repealed in court. if that ever happened he would have some explaining to do to voters. when you say it s modest support, you still said it s more than 50%. so it s a majority support for obamacare. and part of the problem with obamacare is obamacare was not
elimination of the insurance premiums, yes or no? costs will go up for billionaires and go up for corporations, for middle class families, total costs will go down. i listened to the american families who said four years is just not enough to transition into this new plan, so i devised a plan where it will be ten years of transition. the senator had several plans so far. any time someone tells you you re going to get something good in ten years, you should wonder why it takes ten year. we don t have to stand up here speculating why the medicare for all environment will be better than the corporation options. we can put it to the test. that s the concept of my medicare for all who want it proposal. i have a better pact, medicare for america. everyone who is uninsured is enrolled tomorrow. obamacare is working. the way to work and build immediately is build on obamacare. congressman delaney referred to it as bad policy. what are you saying to
remarkable political sense. the question is what is the world of feasibility this the point? honestly, that s a question for the parliamentary system of the united states. that is the geekiest book i ever heard on the program. we had such a nice conversation about public health care policy. let me put it this way, what we re talking about in this presidential campaign is sort of surreal. in the end if it has a 68-vote threshold, it won t matter. it seems unlikely they had 60 votes for obamacare. for a while. this is a case while incrementalism works. they could have said without a public option in 2010, we don t want it but they didn t. he built on a very conservative idea of health care reform and said we will take another whack of it down the road. we re now down the road. now the moderate position is, of course, a public option. if they can get that, maybe that would be an expansion of
explains how it fits into the president s reelection strategy. the white house wants voters to know they ve got a plan, the wall street journal reporting president trump could unveil a new health plan during speech in september, and could include providing coverage for people with preexisting conditions, expanding house savings account and offering more insurance options even across state lines, health care is among the most important issues for 2020 voters, according to fox news poll came in third behind immigration and the economy, this as democrat candidates accuse gop of wanting to take away health care for all americans and argue over what would work. obamacare is working. your plan does not cover everyone in america, by your staff and your own definition.
because this is a contrast election, it s a choice between president trump and whoever from that stage or elsewhere emerges as a nominee, look at the contrast. the democrats are in michigan, they have this opportunity to talk to voters in michigan, a state they lost by an inch that they desperately need to win back in 2020. president trump by contrast is going to ohio, no republican s ever won an election without ohio, he s leaving nothing to chance. i bet he brings vice president biden s comments, bring that up in ohio, see how that goes. brian: i think everyone agreed within ten years, especially a place that is run by the car industry. i think the president has to be a little at a loss, nine people killing barack obama, that s what he was doing. does he even bother talking about obamacare being bad?