“We’re going to be talking about it tomorrow night during the speech,” Trump said during a meeting with top US health insurance chief executive officers on Monday at the White House. And costs will come down and I think the health care will go up very, very substantially,” Trump said on Monday. Governors, whose states get billions of dollars annually from the health law, are weighing in, but haven’t coalesced around their own set of proposals. Divided states“Many states are divided on what the right approach is to take,” Utah Governor Gary Herbert, a Republican, told reporters in Washington. “The market is disastrous,” Trump told the insurance executives Monday, referring to the marketplaces set up by Obamacare to sell coverage.

Source: Mint February 28, 2017 03:56 UTC